I took a break from my main project and made this as a fun little test. It's a mobile app I made to play around with Godot's 3D rendering capabilities, and to finally try my hand at a graphics menu.
Here's the link to the demo:
https://stan-wick.itch.io/graphics-settings-test
It's working! An e-book, with a color screen E-ink.
ONYX BOOX Nova Air C. Native resolution:
468 (H)×624 (V) (100dpi color), 1404 (H)×1872 (V) (300dpi B/W)
Resolution:
960×720
All graphics options:
Tomcat
Wow... That's interesting. The resolution is 720p because I initially hard-coded that value.
I released an update where it matches the screen resolution, I'm curious to see what impact that'll have on a device like yours.
stanwick52 I released an update where it matches the screen resolution, I'm curious to see what impact that'll have on a device like yours.
Resolution:
1404×1872
All graphics options:
But strange behavior of the new version when changing orientation. With the first one everything is fine.
Let me try to explain. I use a translator and there may be some difficulties.
In landscape mode all versions are displayed normally. When switching to portrait mode , the left side of the new version with settings is slightly reduced, and the right side (with a dancing man) — stretches to the full height of the window going beyond the right edge.
But this device is not designed for games at all. You can only play games where the transition from FPS to SPF is not critical.
And for some reason, Google keeps wanting to check this app. And I have to explain every time that I don't trust Google myself. The option to install without verification is hidden — I could hardly find it.
Tomcat Thanks for your insight. Even though your device is not designed for games, I'm glad to see that it ran to some extent.
As for the Google wanting to check the app, I don't know about that, probably because it's a debug build.
