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Welcome Back to Digital Pinball Fans - please read this first
canuck
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Wow, cuts off quite a bit of the table.
DrainoBraino
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Wow, WW looks perfect from this screenie. Much better than the pinkish one posted here: http://digitalpinballfans.com/showthread.php/4062-White-Water-Screens
and is this gameplay vid it looks pinkish as well: http://digitalpinballfans.com/showthread.php/4146-White-Water-Promo-Video
This color filter washout thing for consoles really irks me.
and is this gameplay vid it looks pinkish as well: http://digitalpinballfans.com/showthread.php/4146-White-Water-Promo-Video
This color filter washout thing for consoles really irks me.
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Lol, um, fail much? Compare that to SS pics above: the only difference is that on iPad the two locks are transparent, not opaque like on your android device. Otherwise the geometry looks to be indentical.
Clawhammer
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Looking sharp! I don't have an iPad but was very impressed with the visual quality of Centaur and PB on my iPhone 4S. Centaur especially.
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Let's see, The HUD blocks the roll overs, and the outlanes aren't visible in view 1 on the Android view; there was no comment about the geometry it was a matter of the view being in closer.
lol, ignorant much
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Ooops. Sorry. hehe.
I thought you meant the geometry was sharper, as in , more angular (less polys). I read it wrong.
DaPinballWizard
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Wow. Guess the iPad really does rule.
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Wow, I guess the camera artists did a slightly different view for that platform.
It must imply so much about the superiority of said platform. Your ability to reason is very impressive and shows that, like Abed's relationship with Batman, you are Sherlock, now.
canuck
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Actually it does. The iPad utilizes a better aspect ratio as opposed to the widescreen android - hence, the image clipping even though the pixel count is higher. But thanks for the sarcasm.
Carl Spiby
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Does the iPad have anti-aliasing or is that just a by-product of the forum resizing the images?
DaPinballWizard
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Sorry you have an android netizen. Not my fault.
heddhunter
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Interesting philosophical question. In theory there's no need for anti-aliasing since the high PPI means individual pixels are not discernable by the human eye. In practice, TPA doesn't use full retina assets for every single texture, presumably because there's not enough RAM for it. The bottom line is the game looks pretty amazing on a retina class device.
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Just as it is not my fault you are incapable of actually being able to discern between the performance of something and a still image.
DaPinballWizard
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Don't lose sleep over it, I won't be. Stressed much?
sotie
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None of the images which I've uploaded have been resized. They are in their full retina glory exactly the way they look on my iPad.
