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tested this in chrome, but basically when exporting an html cartridge, the canvas is not crisp, i.e. the browser applies the standard scaling algorithm. I applied the image-rendering: pixelated style and the image became considerably sharper. I had no luck getting this to work in safari, however, and I also tried crisp-edges, but didn't get any positive response in my limited testing
still, I see no harm in hedging bets by applying this property. however, my view is limited, as I am not primarily a webdev. I figured I'd ask here if there is a reason that style is not currently applied? or is it something we should go ahead and add?
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Hi! I think it's a good idea to enforce the rendering as pixelated :) We can add that and update the generated HTML file with the improvements from #972.
tested this in chrome, but basically when exporting an html cartridge, the canvas is not crisp, i.e. the browser applies the standard scaling algorithm. I applied the
image-rendering: pixelated
style and the image became considerably sharper. I had no luck getting this to work in safari, however, and I also triedcrisp-edges
, but didn't get any positive response in my limited testingstill, I see no harm in hedging bets by applying this property. however, my view is limited, as I am not primarily a webdev. I figured I'd ask here if there is a reason that style is not currently applied? or is it something we should go ahead and add?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: