Resolution of SWOS on your monitor

hi barnettgs,

I don t know how it works with Total Pack as I don t use it, but try those settings on WinUAE. then just maximize the WinUAE window.

It works well for me.

PS. there was a topis about those settings somewhere on this forum - I cannot find it right now...

http://www.sensiblesoccer.de/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=25644.0;attach=9625;image

Well, I am surprised!

I started using ASWOS2 several months ago and settled for default resolution, like I did with the Total Pack and also with monitor set to 800x600 on 20 16:9 monitor.

However, I decided to bring my monitor back to 1680x1050 but SWOS screen is tiny! So I found this thread and tried your solution, it has worked very well!

EDITED: Just to let you know that the correct resolution is 336x272 to get rid of the borders.

Also to save the setting, I have to turn off Original file s read only setting. See here: www.sensiblesoccer.de/forum/index.php?to...58.msg22223#msg22223

More to that, it has just fixed annoying switch port issue every time SWOS game starts up so I can no longer have to switch the port in order to start the game.

Just to let you know that the correct resolution is 336x272 to get rid of the border.

It is just exactly the half the resolution of 672x544.

Hi,

I usually play SWOS via the total pack with a resolution of 1359 x 1100. It s great to be almost full screen with a proper aspect ratio, but I know that playing it with 672 x 544 looks perfect, as you can see every pixel perfectly sharp, while 1359 x 1100 is a bit blurry (understandably).

I was hoping that there d be an exact double of 672 x 544, i.e. 1344 x 1088. Any chance we can get that on the total pack. If anyone has tried it on WinUAE, does it look as sharp as it should does at 672 x 544?

Also, what s the reasoning behind the chosen resolutions on the total pack?

Thanks,
Sok

Anyway, I fired sensi 95/96 up on the regular WinUAE emulator, and it actually looks pixelly at all resolutions, so I guess it is some sort of setting in the total pack to try and make things look a bit smoother, which has it place as well. I see positives and negatives to both options.

I was playing @1008x816, but i don t know if it s possible with Total Pack.
Now I m playing @672x544 on a crt monitor @720x578 100 Hz.

In WinUAE you have Filter options, look at them.

I suspect the total pack has some sort of built in WinUAE properties they set to create the soft edges effect. Total Pack is too awesome not to use regularly, so I m fine with it. But I would like the pixelated option.