Static Image and "strange" scaled images.

[supersayajinbr]

Good afternoon.

First, sorry for my bad English. It's not my mother language.

Well, I getting a trouble displaying a StaticImage with a 1024x768 texture.
The texture seems to be scaled in vertical more than the size of the window.

This screen shows the problems.




Here my .layout (the part of interests)

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<GUILayout>
   <Window Type="DefaultWindow" Name="Root_BookHistoriaFF1" >
      <Property Name="InheritsAlpha" Value="False" />
      <Property Name="UnifiedAreaRect" Value="{{0.000000,0.000000},{0.000000,0.000000},{1.000000,0.000000},{1.000000,0.000000}}" />
      <Property Name="UnifiedMaxSize" Value="{{1.000000,0.000000},{1.000000,0.000000}}" />

      <Window Type="DialogoM/StaticImage" Name="fundo" >
         <Property Name="UnifiedMaxSize" Value="{{1,0},{1,0}}" />
         <Property Name="UnifiedAreaRect" Value="{{0,0},{0,0},{1,0},{1,0}}" />         
         <Property Name="FrameEnabled" Value="False" />      
         <Property Name="Disabled" Value="True" />
         <Property Name="Visible" Value="True" />            
      </Window>
      <Property Name="Visible" Value="True" />         
      <Property Name="Disabled" Value="True" />
   </Window>
</GUILayout>


And here is my imageset:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Imageset Name="BiologiaFF1" Imagefile="2book.jpg" AutoScaled="false" >
<Image Name="Fundo" XPos="0" YPos="0" Width="1024" Height="768" />
</Imageset>


I tryed to change values of UnifiedAreaRect and UnifiedMaxSize from the static/image but it didn't work.

Can someone help-me?

[scriptkid]

Hi and welcome

Your application window is probably less hight then 768, right? Since the imageset has this option: "Autoscaled=False" i think that's the cause. You can try to make your window bigger or change the setting to: "Autoscaled=True" as a test.

HTH.

[supersayajinbr]

Hi and welcome

Your application window is probably less hight then 768, right? Since the imageset has this option: "Autoscaled=False" i think that's the cause. You can try to make your window bigger or change the setting to: "Autoscaled=True" as a test.

HTH.

Nop, it didn't word

I tryed to set Autoscaled=true and setting resolution to 1024x768. But it didn't work.