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Ratio/Resolution problem

Discussion in 'Editor & General Support' started by OzsubucO, Apr 13, 2015.

  1. OzsubucO

    OzsubucO

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    Hey!
    I am making a 2D shooter as a school project and I have a problem as I build the scene.
    When I build in web player or other standalone I get kind of a black box on the right hand side. How do I get rid of it so that the actual game is set to the center?

    Here is a picture to better show the problem:
     
    OzsubucO, Apr 13, 2015
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  2. Shushustorm

    Shushustorm

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    Just some questions that might help solving this:
    Did you use any assets that might have influence on your camera?
    Maybe something that should split up the camera for multiplayer?
    Also, did you use Unity UI images for this or are those regular 2d sprites?
     
    Shushustorm, Apr 13, 2015
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  3. OzsubucO

    OzsubucO

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    No, didn't use any assets of that kind and the images are just 2D sprites. Although, the background is placed on a quad.

    EDIT: The camera have a vision just as big as the image.
     
    Last edited: Apr 13, 2015
    OzsubucO, Apr 13, 2015
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  4. Shushustorm

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    You only have one camera in your scene, right?
    If you click on your camera, does the little preview window show the same as the image you posted here?
    If so, maybe you just have to move the camera to the left.
     
    Shushustorm, Apr 14, 2015
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