MZ Pixel perfect rendering incorrectly in fullscreen
Original Source
- Original title: MZ Pixel perfect rendering incorrectly in fullscreen
- Original author: Tri
- Original date: May 26, 2026
- Source thread: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/threads/pixel-perfect-rendering-incorrectly-in-fullscreen.183817/
- Source forum path: Game Development Engines > RPG Maker Javascript Plugins > Javascript/Plugin Support
Summary
I've had this long time issue of whenever I fullscreen my game with MZ and pixel-perfect image rendering (VisuMZ) the pixels of everything will look off and weird. Singular pixels will either be half it's size or too large. The first image is of the character standing in the middle of the room while fullscreened. The second image is the same though windowed instead. I've also noticed when standing in certain areas of the screen or in smaller rooms the sprite will render correctly? In the last image of the...
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The first image is of the character standing in the middle of the room while fullscreened.
The second image is the same though windowed instead.
I've also noticed when standing in certain areas of the screen or in smaller rooms the sprite will render correctly? In the last image of the darker room, the character is standing on the far right of my screen in a smaller room and looks relatively fine.
I'm purely using VisuMZ's core engine plugin to render pixel perfect although every other plugin that renders pixel perfect keeps this issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Additionally, I've also tried changing screen width and height to no avail, though I'm currently at the default of 816 x 624.
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