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Loading Screen help plz
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You seem to open hiveworkshop just fine.
Read this tutorial to know how. We're here to help if you need it.
Read this tutorial to know how. We're here to help if you need it.
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I recommend using GIMP to manipulate the image into appropriate dimensions. The loading screen will be displayed in a 4:3 ratio so layout accordingly.
There used to be a requirement that the loading screen image had dimensions which were a power of 2 which would mean using non-square pixels so that the image stretched to 4:3 correctly. However this no longer seems to be the case due to advances in hardware so ideally you would want a loading screen image with dimensions 1440x1080 for optimum visual quality for most players. A compression quality of 80% should be sufficient, but if you are worried about file size feel free to drop it to 70% since all those pixels will make the image look sharper than most older loading screens anyway.
There used to be a requirement that the loading screen image had dimensions which were a power of 2 which would mean using non-square pixels so that the image stretched to 4:3 correctly. However this no longer seems to be the case due to advances in hardware so ideally you would want a loading screen image with dimensions 1440x1080 for optimum visual quality for most players. A compression quality of 80% should be sufficient, but if you are worried about file size feel free to drop it to 70% since all those pixels will make the image look sharper than most older loading screens anyway.
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