Unfortunately this is not possible in most games, as doing them purely vector-based is infeasible. A lot of the artwork made for games will be standard raster graphics, and will need to be designed for a specific screen. If there are changes in the future, they can always be redrawn.
--Noah Bernardo Innocenti wrote: > On 12/09/07 18:35, Roberto Fagá wrote: > > >> Another good option to optimize games in PyGame on XO is to reduce the >> depth of the colors on: >> window = pygame.display.set_mode((400, 225), 16) >> > > Isn't 16bpp the default? > > The X display runs at 16bpp, so using any other depth causes > useless and very expensive runtime conversions. > > Application and game developers should avoid assuming a > particular screen resolution and depth. These apparently > fixed properties are in fact subject to change in future > generations of the XO, and may already be different in > emulated environments. Moreover, people are already porting > Sugar to different hardware than the XO, including regular > Linux distributions. > > It is therefore wise to *always* query screen properties > at run-time and load/render graphics in the correct format. > Cairo makes it extremely easy. > >
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