Difference between revisions of "Bobscreen"
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{{bobscreen|MagicalPuzzlePopils title.png|width=120}} | {{bobscreen|MagicalPuzzlePopils title.png|width=120}} | ||
"width" also takes into account the adjusted aspect ratio, so the image appears 120 pixels wide even if the source image is not. | "width" also takes into account the adjusted aspect ratio, so the image appears 120 pixels wide even if the source image is not. | ||
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+ | <tt><nowiki>{{bobscreen|SonicColours Wii EU Title.png|forcewidescreen=yes}}</nowiki></tt> | ||
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+ | {{bobscreen|SonicColours Wii EU Title.png|forcewidescreen=yes}} | ||
+ | "forcewidescreen" is useful for screenshots that rely on [[anamorphic widescreen]] to display a 4:3 image as a 16:9 image. | ||
==Examples== | ==Examples== |
Revision as of 11:44, 5 January 2023
This template sets the maximum width of a screenshot to 320 pixels, and corrects its aspect ratio.
Usage
{{bobscreen|MagicalPuzzlePopils title.png}}
returns
This is how the game appears on an actual Sega Game Gear. The original image taken from an emulator is below:
Options
{{bobscreen|MagicalPuzzlePopils title.png|width=120}}
returns
"width" also takes into account the adjusted aspect ratio, so the image appears 120 pixels wide even if the source image is not.
{{bobscreen|SonicColours Wii EU Title.png|forcewidescreen=yes}}
returns
"forcewidescreen" is useful for screenshots that rely on anamorphic widescreen to display a 4:3 image as a 16:9 image.