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eonarheim
Nov 16, 2025
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@keasy9 Good question! With super low resolution (less than 500x500) you don't have a lot of actual pixels to place a font after sampling a font. Unless you carefully align the font and size it so that the pixels line up with the canvas you'll run into sampling artifacts. There are a few options that work pretty well for low resolution:
I have some prose about it here that might also be helpful https://excaliburjs.com/docs/pixel-art/#new-approach-texture-filtering-scaling-and-special-antialiasing |
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@keasy9 Good question! With super low resolution (less than 500x500) you don't have a lot of actual pixels to place a font after sampling a font. Unless you carefully align the font and size it so that the pixels line up with the canvas you'll run into sampling artifacts.
There are a few options that work pretty well for low resolution:
pixelRatio: 5that'd get you above 500x500), your logical resolution will remain the same.I have some prose about it here that might also be helpful h…