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thebigtee Aspiring developer Posts: 11 Reg: Sep 15, 2012 East Kilbride 910	confirm \| cancel 11/02/12 05:09 AM (13 years ago) Button Images Hi, I have a Button screen and have added some images to them, but the images are cropped. Is there a way to force them to fit to the button size? I have tried reducing the image(pixel) size but I get the same outcome but a fuzzy image due to the scaling down. Any help would be much appreciated. T Title Comments Hi, I have a Button screen and have added some images to them, but the images are cropped. Is there a way to force them to fit to the button size? I have tried reducing the image(pixel) size but I get the same outcome but a fuzzy image due to the scaling down. Any help would be much appreciated. T

Stobe buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1528 Reg: Mar 04, 2011 Fredericksburg,... 24,680	11/02/12 05:37 AM (13 years ago) I always match the image size to the button size to avoid any cropping or distortion. Decide how big you want your buttons first, then create the images in photoshop or Gimp afterwards. Comments I always match the image size to the button size to avoid any cropping or distortion. Decide how big you want your buttons first, then create the images in photoshop or Gimp afterwards.

thebigtee Aspiring developer Posts: 11 Reg: Sep 15, 2012 East Kilbride 910	11/02/12 05:41 AM (13 years ago) The problem I have is even with scaling the image down to a smaller size it still crops the image to the same proportion as the large image size. Comments The problem I have is even with scaling the image down to a smaller size it still crops the image to the same proportion as the large image size.

theGreek Aspiring developer Posts: 648 Reg: May 25, 2011 Schaumburg, IL 7,830	11/02/12 05:45 AM (13 years ago) Do a google search on resize images. You will find Many online sites that allow you to resize that image down to a size you need with no loss. If yourimage size is very large then trying to get it down to 150 x 150 without it getting fuzzy may not be possible... Comments Do a google search on resize images. You will find Many online sites that allow you to resize that image down to a size you need with no loss. If yourimage size is very large then trying to get it down to 150 x 150 without it getting fuzzy may not be possible...

thebigtee Aspiring developer Posts: 11 Reg: Sep 15, 2012 East Kilbride 910	11/02/12 05:53 AM (13 years ago) The problem I have is even with scaling the image down to a smaller size it still crops the image to the same proportion as the large image size. Comments The problem I have is even with scaling the image down to a smaller size it still crops the image to the same proportion as the large image size.

thebigtee Aspiring developer Posts: 11 Reg: Sep 15, 2012 East Kilbride 910	11/02/12 06:01 AM (13 years ago) The problem I have is even with scaling the image down to a smaller size it still crops the image to the same proportion as the large image size. Comments The problem I have is even with scaling the image down to a smaller size it still crops the image to the same proportion as the large image size.

Stobe buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1528 Reg: Mar 04, 2011 Fredericksburg,... 24,680	11/02/12 06:08 AM (13 years ago) is the original image you're trying to use a square image? (as most buttons are in the button menu) Comments is the original image you're trying to use a square image? (as most buttons are in the button menu)

thebigtee Aspiring developer Posts: 11 Reg: Sep 15, 2012 East Kilbride 910	11/02/12 08:48 AM (13 years ago) The problem I have is even with scaling the image down to a smaller size it still crops the image to the same proportion as the large image size. Comments The problem I have is even with scaling the image down to a smaller size it still crops the image to the same proportion as the large image size.

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