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In your screenshot, the image in the Scene View is twice or more larger than the image in the Game View, which is already zoomed 2 4x The Scene View scaling works differently and doesn't preserve the original pixel resolution, it always draws to the size of screen pixels So, what you see there is the image drawn with around 5 times
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Pixels are not all the same size If you measure in pixels, your game will look very different on a device with 340 pixels per inch than it will on a device with 72 pixels per inch Instead, make all measurements in terms of some linear unit of length (inches, centimeters, points, etc ) or as a fraction of screen window height
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The resolution at which I develop the game is 1920x1080 Pixels per unit 100 (default) In total, Pixel Perfect Camera calculates the camera height (1080 100) 2=5 4 units We launch the game and see the camera size is 5 4 Camera settings when i launched the game Pixel Perfect Camera changes the camera height from 5 to 5 4 And I need 5
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Simply using pixels rather then percentages would solve the problem but that's obviously not what you want I guess you could get around with static pixels if you change the values (possible to a percentage value) through media queries Whenever I find myself in a similar scenario I float the last child to the right
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0 Context I'm creating a coloring pixels game clone using canvas I save the state of a canvas inside an array that looks like this:
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