Screen_Overlay getting stretched on WideScreens

[Mxthe]

Hello !

I am having a slight issue with textures that I use with a Env_ScreenOverlay entity

For those who are not aware, an Env_ScreenOverlay is an entity that allows you to "stick" a texture on the screen of the player, useful for "reading diaries" or "reading logs", very practical indeed...

The only problem is that the texture stretches to the current Resolution.

So my question is simple :

Is there a keyvalue for texture files that overrides this "strecthing" property ?

Or if there is not, what would be my alternative ?

Thanks !

[omnicoder]

I use a script_intro for this.

[Armageddon]

Did you Clamp the texture?

[omnicoder]

Did you Clamp the texture?

That just makes the edge pixels extend infinitely off to the sides, so it'll need a transparent border then.

[Mxthe]

I use a script_intro for this.

Unless script intro has a flexible way to display a texture on the screen, and to allow the texture to be changed via simple Input/Outputs, then it's not what I am looking for.

Did you Clamp the texture?

I have never really used clamping so far, but each time I used it, it bugs the textures like hell !

Did you Clamp the texture?

That just makes the edge pixels extend infinitely off to the sides, so it'll need a transparent border then.

My textures have alpha channels, therefore are $translutcent on the edges...Will that suffice?

What does clamping do exactly to an UnlitGeneric texture ?

Thanks for the answers

[omnicoder]

I use a script_intro for this.

Unless script intro has a flexible way to display a texture on the screen, and to allow the texture to be changed via simple Input/Outputs, then it's not what I am looking for.

Did you Clamp the texture?

I have never really used clamping so far, but each time I used it, it bugs the textures like hell !

Did you Clamp the texture?

That just makes the edge pixels extend infinitely off to the sides, so it'll need a transparent border then.

My textures have alpha channels, therefore are $translutcent on the edges...Will that suffice?

What does clamping do exactly to an UnlitGeneric texture ?

Thanks for the answers

Clamping means that instead of stretching the image it takes the pixel at the far edge of each side and repeats it. It should work for you if you make a 1-pixel wide 0-alpha border around the image.