Making the resolution bad

[Gavin_Durbin]

Is there a way to turn down the resolution on a game so i can make a regular game, but make it look like doom by lowering the pixel resolution

[yaustar]

@Robotpencil Didn’t you do this? I can’t seem to find your thread?

Closest to this is: Pixelating for old school effect

[mvaligursky]

There’s this by @Leonidas you could use as well … this is post-effect.

Post Process Pixelate

[Gavin_Durbin]

I tried to use the code but i can’t, it says everything is ok, but I can’t parse it and the code takes no effect, so do i write it in a script or shader? Because i used a shader

[Leonidas]

@Gavin_Durbin

to use the code but i can’t, it says everything is ok, but I can’t parse it and the code takes no effect, so do i write it in a script or shader? Because i used a shader

Here are steps to make it easier:

1. Create a new PlayCanvas script in your project. Clear all contents.

2. Copy paste the code from the following link to your script:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/leonidaspir/engine/PP-Pixelate/scripts/posteffects/posteffect-pixelate.js

3. Save the script.

4. Go back to the editor and parse it.

5. Attach it to your active camera, optionally set the pixel size.

[RPaladin]

@Gavin_Durbin

Is there a way to turn down the resolution on a game so i can make a regular game, but make it look like doom by lowering the pixel resolution

Is there any reason why the screen-resolution cannot be fixed to achieve such an appearance?

https://developer.playcanvas.com/en/tutorials/resolution-scaling/

[Gavin_Durbin]

Yes i looked at that, but i can’t add it to my project

[RPaladin]

If you’re looking to create a Minecraft-like, pixel game. Perhaps consider using lower-sized textures with mipmaps disabled for them.

[Gavin_Durbin]

I’m trying to make it look like the original doom

[mvaligursky]

then use lower resolution textures, and set texture filtering to point instead of the default nearest.