Display setting: native / full screen without stretching?

thyslo · 27 January 2019, 10:32

Hi everybody!

My display native resolution is 2.560 x 1.440.

I'm trying to setup the display in WinUAE in the following way:

Amiga native mode for games should be full screen
It should be scaled but only by whole numbers / integer but not stretched. I know that in this way the Amiga display will not fill the entire screen and there will be black borders around, but I'm fine with that.
Scanlines should be enabled for the games to look similar like on my old 1085s monitor

Is such a setting possible?

My current setting is:

Display / Native: Full screen; no vsync (the '-' setting)
Display / Resoultion autoswitch: Always on
Filter / Aspect Ratio Correction: Automatic
Filter / Aspect Ratio Correction: 'Keep aspect ratio' is enabled and 'VGA' is
selected
Filter / Extra settings: Scanline opacity 1:1 / 26

This setting is ok. It has scanlines and it does not stretch the Amiga display to 16:9 etc. But it scales the picture by floating values (not integers) so that some Amiga lines are kinda 'blurred'.

Toni Wilen · 27 January 2019, 13:52

Did you try integer scale options in Filter panel? (Top left select menu)

thyslo · 27 January 2019, 18:43

I'm currently experimenting with it. What does the four settings '1/1'..'1/8' mean?

Toni Wilen · 27 January 2019, 19:29

1/1 means only allow 1x, 2x, 3x etc.
1/2 also allow 0.5x, 1.5x etc...
an do so on..

thyslo · 27 January 2019, 19:48

Ah, so it makes sense. Thank you!

27 January 2019, 10:32	#1
thyslo Registered User Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Germany Posts: 189	Display setting: native / full screen without stretching? Hi everybody! My display native resolution is 2.560 x 1.440. I'm trying to setup the display in WinUAE in the following way: Amiga native mode for games should be full screen It should be scaled but only by whole numbers / integer but not stretched. I know that in this way the Amiga display will not fill the entire screen and there will be black borders around, but I'm fine with that. Scanlines should be enabled for the games to look similar like on my old 1085s monitor Is such a setting possible? My current setting is: Display / Native: Full screen; no vsync (the '-' setting) Display / Resoultion autoswitch: Always on Filter / Aspect Ratio Correction: Automatic Filter / Aspect Ratio Correction: 'Keep aspect ratio' is enabled and 'VGA' is selected Filter / Extra settings: Scanline opacity 1:1 / 26 This setting is ok. It has scanlines and it does not stretch the Amiga display to 16:9 etc. But it scales the picture by floating values (not integers) so that some Amiga lines are kinda 'blurred'.

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27 January 2019, 13:52	#2
Toni Wilen WinUAE developer Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Hämeenlinna/Finland Age: 49 Posts: 26,518	Did you try integer scale options in Filter panel? (Top left select menu)

27 January 2019, 18:43	#3
thyslo Registered User Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Germany Posts: 189	I'm currently experimenting with it. What does the four settings '1/1'..'1/8' mean?

27 January 2019, 19:29	#4
Toni Wilen WinUAE developer Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Hämeenlinna/Finland Age: 49 Posts: 26,518	1/1 means only allow 1x, 2x, 3x etc. 1/2 also allow 0.5x, 1.5x etc... an do so on..

27 January 2019, 19:48	#5
thyslo Registered User Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Germany Posts: 189	Ah, so it makes sense. Thank you!

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