Blurry Images when Uploading

[KingGuin87]

I once also had that with Hopscotch characters.

[ClownPig]

Maybe it’s the image quality itself? maybe double check where you got the image?

[Tri-Angle]

nop, self drawn
this is a bug and i can confirm myself too - and so did tht with the #officially-reproduced tag

[Crosbyman64]

The quality of the actual image was perfectly fine. The image is blurry upon uploading the image.

All of my images were drawn in Procreate, some were made in Keynote.

[t1_hopscotch]

We still have this item on our list, but I just removed the #in-development tag since we didn’t have a fix in an upcoming update. Was investigating and unfortunately didn’t have a full fix before I went on holiday, so I’m sorry about the confusion.

I will add the tag back once it’s certain that it will be included in an upcoming update.

[Tri-Angle]

:(

[Crosbyman64]

Ok. Thanks for the info.

[Crosbyman64]

I just noticed something else related to visual image bugs

The images I circled showed the full image in Beta Version 3.56.0, and now it doesn’t fit in the frame. It seems to only affect non-square images.

It does not negatively affect the images on the screen, so it’s not as big of a deal, although some users who have uploaded images prior to 3.57.0 might get worried their image got cut off…

[Crosbyman64]

I found a temporary workaround that won’t involve using the set size block.

It’s complicated tho…

Step 1: upload an image
Step 2: go into files > hopscotch > custom_images and copy the metadata of the image
Step 3: copy the image you tried to upload to that folder and delete the old
Step 4: paste the metadata onto the new image

Pros:

• it’s clean and crisp
  Cons:
• it is slightly smaller that what it’s supposed to be (mostly due to how they are scaled in the newer versions), which may be a problem for those who are adding “tiles” that don’t need a size block… I’m going to do some more tests to see how much smaller it is compared to the original image.
• if you play a project with the same image by mistake, the changes will be undone.
• in other words, it’s not worth modifying the images. Luckily, no mass loss of images were caused.
• the image is still unsaturated, despite the original using the color profile of Display P3

Cropped Screenshots:

[before]

[after]

[Crosbyman64]

@t1_hopscotch have you guys been able to figure anything out, or is this proving to be much harder than you anticipated?