Are you guys talking about the automatic Density Mapped Images feature that was
introduced in 6.5? You just provide image assets at various resolutions with
standard resolution tags appended to the filenames, and LiveCode automatically
chooses the best resolution based on the resolution of the d
> If your image is 240px * 240px at 240dpi, and you change the resolution in
> photoshop to 72dpi, the image is still 240px * 240px and the quality isn't
> changed. It is just a reference for if the image is to be printed.
Assuming you are talking about the menu option [Image > Image Size…], tha
"So if I want the image to take up say 70% of the card, I calculate the
size so when it's taking 70% of a Retina screen it look good. "
When saving, which PPI should we be chosing.
I'm still stuck in the old "72dpi for web" which is the wrong use of
"DPI.. since photoshop is actually asking
I took the "ease the pain" path. I include 1 image that looks good on the
best resolution device and then scale it down. I use the iPad Retina for my
calculation. So if I want the image to take up say 70% of the card, I
calculate the size so when it's taking 70% of a Retina screen it look good.
Now
