by brick » Tue Jun 28, 2022 10:32 pm
Intermission backgrounds are always tiling in Heretic, as seen in the attached images. The problem can be mitigated in some ways, the only way I've found to completely get rid of it is by switching to a non-widescreen resolution AND setting a 1.2 aspect ratio for intermission background (under Scaling Options). The tiling is dramatically visible if scaling is turned off. This is unique to intermission maps, other graphics (title screen, credits, E2 end still and E3 vertical scroller) all work fine. This is also unique to Heretic; Doom's intermission maps display just fine, and do not respond to the intermission aspect ratio at all, which they also didn't do in the past. So it seems that the Heretic maps are being treated as flats and being tiled just like the blue flat on the tally screen is.
Using GZDoom 4.8.1. The problem may have appeared in 4.8.0, I only noticed it today, but it definitely wasn't there in 4.7.1.
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Intermission backgrounds are always tiling in Heretic, as seen in the attached images. The problem can be mitigated in some ways, the only way I've found to completely get rid of it is by switching to a non-widescreen resolution AND setting a 1.2 aspect ratio for intermission background (under Scaling Options). The tiling is dramatically visible if scaling is turned off. This is unique to intermission maps, other graphics (title screen, credits, E2 end still and E3 vertical scroller) all work fine. This is also unique to Heretic; Doom's intermission maps display just fine, and do not respond to the intermission aspect ratio at all, which they also didn't do in the past. So it seems that the Heretic maps are being treated as flats and being tiled just like the blue flat on the tally screen is.
Using GZDoom 4.8.1. The problem may have appeared in 4.8.0, I only noticed it today, but it definitely wasn't there in 4.7.1.