How to prevent distorted images?











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I have the problem that the images I add are distorted. I have created a pixel accurate background for the iPhone X at (1125 x 2436), so I don't have to use .aspectFill and .aspectFit because I want a screen without black borders.



I use the following code to create the images:



func animateDeck() {

    let chip = SKSpriteNode(imageNamed: "Chip")

    chip.position = CGPoint(x: 300, y: 400)

    chip.zPosition = 2

    chip.setScale(1)

    gameScene2.addChild(chip)

    print("test")

}


Is there a way to display the images in their correct size without using .aspectFit or .aspectFill?



now (left) and how it should be (right)



Thank you in advance!






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    If you have an image which is exactly the same size as the iPhone X, and set the position to view.center, you should be fine. However, even if it should fit perfect, set it to aspectFill or aspectFit just so you don't get distortion on other screen sizes.
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 10:22






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    Try also checking to see that chip is at your expected size - and if not, you can set it using chip.size = CGSize(width: 1125, height: 2436).
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 10:25










  • I have created a new image with the size 1125 x 2436. In the middle is the 128x128 chip. The rest of the image is transparent. Unfortunately this does not work. With the other variant gameScene2.scaleMode = .aspectFit black bars are displayed again, which I want to prevent.
    – TimKrs
    Nov 4 at 11:00










  • Why don’t you consider adding a UIImage to the view controller instead of the scene if you are not moving the background?
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 11:03










  • When I use let image = UIImage(named: "Chip"), I cannot use it as a node. So I can no longer use SKPhysicsBody, SKAction, etc. avail
    – TimKrs
    Nov 4 at 11:24















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I have the problem that the images I add are distorted. I have created a pixel accurate background for the iPhone X at (1125 x 2436), so I don't have to use .aspectFill and .aspectFit because I want a screen without black borders.



I use the following code to create the images:



func animateDeck() {

    let chip = SKSpriteNode(imageNamed: "Chip")

    chip.position = CGPoint(x: 300, y: 400)

    chip.zPosition = 2

    chip.setScale(1)

    gameScene2.addChild(chip)

    print("test")

}


Is there a way to display the images in their correct size without using .aspectFit or .aspectFill?



now (left) and how it should be (right)



Thank you in advance!






swift sprite-kit skspritenode







share|improve this question




















  • 1




    If you have an image which is exactly the same size as the iPhone X, and set the position to view.center, you should be fine. However, even if it should fit perfect, set it to aspectFill or aspectFit just so you don't get distortion on other screen sizes.
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 10:22






  • 1




    Try also checking to see that chip is at your expected size - and if not, you can set it using chip.size = CGSize(width: 1125, height: 2436).
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 10:25










  • I have created a new image with the size 1125 x 2436. In the middle is the 128x128 chip. The rest of the image is transparent. Unfortunately this does not work. With the other variant gameScene2.scaleMode = .aspectFit black bars are displayed again, which I want to prevent.
    – TimKrs
    Nov 4 at 11:00










  • Why don’t you consider adding a UIImage to the view controller instead of the scene if you are not moving the background?
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 11:03










  • When I use let image = UIImage(named: "Chip"), I cannot use it as a node. So I can no longer use SKPhysicsBody, SKAction, etc. avail
    – TimKrs
    Nov 4 at 11:24













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I have the problem that the images I add are distorted. I have created a pixel accurate background for the iPhone X at (1125 x 2436), so I don't have to use .aspectFill and .aspectFit because I want a screen without black borders.



I use the following code to create the images:



func animateDeck() {

    let chip = SKSpriteNode(imageNamed: "Chip")

    chip.position = CGPoint(x: 300, y: 400)

    chip.zPosition = 2

    chip.setScale(1)

    gameScene2.addChild(chip)

    print("test")

}


Is there a way to display the images in their correct size without using .aspectFit or .aspectFill?



now (left) and how it should be (right)



Thank you in advance!






swift sprite-kit skspritenode







share|improve this question















I have the problem that the images I add are distorted. I have created a pixel accurate background for the iPhone X at (1125 x 2436), so I don't have to use .aspectFill and .aspectFit because I want a screen without black borders.



I use the following code to create the images:



func animateDeck() {

    let chip = SKSpriteNode(imageNamed: "Chip")

    chip.position = CGPoint(x: 300, y: 400)

    chip.zPosition = 2

    chip.setScale(1)

    gameScene2.addChild(chip)

    print("test")

}


Is there a way to display the images in their correct size without using .aspectFit or .aspectFill?



now (left) and how it should be (right)



Thank you in advance!






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    If you have an image which is exactly the same size as the iPhone X, and set the position to view.center, you should be fine. However, even if it should fit perfect, set it to aspectFill or aspectFit just so you don't get distortion on other screen sizes.
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 10:22






  • 1




    Try also checking to see that chip is at your expected size - and if not, you can set it using chip.size = CGSize(width: 1125, height: 2436).
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 10:25










  • I have created a new image with the size 1125 x 2436. In the middle is the 128x128 chip. The rest of the image is transparent. Unfortunately this does not work. With the other variant gameScene2.scaleMode = .aspectFit black bars are displayed again, which I want to prevent.
    – TimKrs
    Nov 4 at 11:00










  • Why don’t you consider adding a UIImage to the view controller instead of the scene if you are not moving the background?
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 11:03










  • When I use let image = UIImage(named: "Chip"), I cannot use it as a node. So I can no longer use SKPhysicsBody, SKAction, etc. avail
    – TimKrs
    Nov 4 at 11:24














  • 1




    If you have an image which is exactly the same size as the iPhone X, and set the position to view.center, you should be fine. However, even if it should fit perfect, set it to aspectFill or aspectFit just so you don't get distortion on other screen sizes.
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 10:22






  • 1




    Try also checking to see that chip is at your expected size - and if not, you can set it using chip.size = CGSize(width: 1125, height: 2436).
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 10:25










  • I have created a new image with the size 1125 x 2436. In the middle is the 128x128 chip. The rest of the image is transparent. Unfortunately this does not work. With the other variant gameScene2.scaleMode = .aspectFit black bars are displayed again, which I want to prevent.
    – TimKrs
    Nov 4 at 11:00










  • Why don’t you consider adding a UIImage to the view controller instead of the scene if you are not moving the background?
    – George_E
    Nov 4 at 11:03










  • When I use let image = UIImage(named: "Chip"), I cannot use it as a node. So I can no longer use SKPhysicsBody, SKAction, etc. avail
    – TimKrs
    Nov 4 at 11:24








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If you have an image which is exactly the same size as the iPhone X, and set the position to view.center, you should be fine. However, even if it should fit perfect, set it to aspectFill or aspectFit just so you don't get distortion on other screen sizes.
– George_E
Nov 4 at 10:22




If you have an image which is exactly the same size as the iPhone X, and set the position to view.center, you should be fine. However, even if it should fit perfect, set it to aspectFill or aspectFit just so you don't get distortion on other screen sizes.
– George_E
Nov 4 at 10:22




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Try also checking to see that chip is at your expected size - and if not, you can set it using chip.size = CGSize(width: 1125, height: 2436).
– George_E
Nov 4 at 10:25




Try also checking to see that chip is at your expected size - and if not, you can set it using chip.size = CGSize(width: 1125, height: 2436).
– George_E
Nov 4 at 10:25












I have created a new image with the size 1125 x 2436. In the middle is the 128x128 chip. The rest of the image is transparent. Unfortunately this does not work. With the other variant gameScene2.scaleMode = .aspectFit black bars are displayed again, which I want to prevent.
– TimKrs
Nov 4 at 11:00




I have created a new image with the size 1125 x 2436. In the middle is the 128x128 chip. The rest of the image is transparent. Unfortunately this does not work. With the other variant gameScene2.scaleMode = .aspectFit black bars are displayed again, which I want to prevent.
– TimKrs
Nov 4 at 11:00












Why don’t you consider adding a UIImage to the view controller instead of the scene if you are not moving the background?
– George_E
Nov 4 at 11:03




Why don’t you consider adding a UIImage to the view controller instead of the scene if you are not moving the background?
– George_E
Nov 4 at 11:03












When I use let image = UIImage(named: "Chip"), I cannot use it as a node. So I can no longer use SKPhysicsBody, SKAction, etc. avail
– TimKrs
Nov 4 at 11:24




When I use let image = UIImage(named: "Chip"), I cannot use it as a node. So I can no longer use SKPhysicsBody, SKAction, etc. avail
– TimKrs
Nov 4 at 11:24












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Check out this project I just made to show you how to create a texture and apply it to a node. All you need should be in GameScene.swift.



Also, in your ViewController, make sure that your GameScene is initialised properly as shown in my project, or how you did it with this:



gameScene2 = GameScene(size: view, bounds: size)





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  • I never recommend doing this, set the sks to the size of iphone x instead. You should be designing your scene with 1 size in mind, programming like this is only going to hurt you in the long run.
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Check out this project I just made to show you how to create a texture and apply it to a node. All you need should be in GameScene.swift.



Also, in your ViewController, make sure that your GameScene is initialised properly as shown in my project, or how you did it with this:



gameScene2 = GameScene(size: view, bounds: size)





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  • I never recommend doing this, set the sks to the size of iphone x instead. You should be designing your scene with 1 size in mind, programming like this is only going to hurt you in the long run.
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Check out this project I just made to show you how to create a texture and apply it to a node. All you need should be in GameScene.swift.



Also, in your ViewController, make sure that your GameScene is initialised properly as shown in my project, or how you did it with this:



gameScene2 = GameScene(size: view, bounds: size)





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  • I never recommend doing this, set the sks to the size of iphone x instead. You should be designing your scene with 1 size in mind, programming like this is only going to hurt you in the long run.
    – Knight0fDragon
    2 days ago













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Check out this project I just made to show you how to create a texture and apply it to a node. All you need should be in GameScene.swift.



Also, in your ViewController, make sure that your GameScene is initialised properly as shown in my project, or how you did it with this:



gameScene2 = GameScene(size: view, bounds: size)





share|improve this answer














Check out this project I just made to show you how to create a texture and apply it to a node. All you need should be in GameScene.swift.



Also, in your ViewController, make sure that your GameScene is initialised properly as shown in my project, or how you did it with this:



gameScene2 = GameScene(size: view, bounds: size)






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  • I never recommend doing this, set the sks to the size of iphone x instead. You should be designing your scene with 1 size in mind, programming like this is only going to hurt you in the long run.
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  • I never recommend doing this, set the sks to the size of iphone x instead. You should be designing your scene with 1 size in mind, programming like this is only going to hurt you in the long run.
    – Knight0fDragon
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I never recommend doing this, set the sks to the size of iphone x instead. You should be designing your scene with 1 size in mind, programming like this is only going to hurt you in the long run.
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I never recommend doing this, set the sks to the size of iphone x instead. You should be designing your scene with 1 size in mind, programming like this is only going to hurt you in the long run.
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