Resize

Outputs

Name	Type	Description
Texture Output	Texture	The texture at the new size.

Inputs

Name	Type	Description
Texture Input	Texture	The texture to resize.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
Output Size	Vector 2 Int	The width and height of the output in pixels.
Fit Mode	Enum	How the picture is placed in the new frame when the proportions differ.Choices: Stretch, Fit, Fill, Center
Horizontal Align	Enum	Where the picture sits across when it does not fill the frame.Choices: Left, Center, Right
Vertical Align	Enum	Where the picture sits down when it does not fill the frame.Choices: Top, Center, Bottom

Resize gives a texture a new size in pixels. When the new frame has the same proportions as the picture every mode gives the same result. When they differ, the fit mode decides. Stretch distorts the picture to fill the frame. Fit scales it to be as large as possible while showing all of it, leaving empty bands at two sides like a letterboxed film. Fill scales it to cover the whole frame and cuts off what does not fit. Center does not scale at all and shows the picture at its own pixel size, cut off or with empty space around it.

The alignment places the picture in the frame whenever there is room left, or decides which part is cut off when there is not. Empty areas are transparent. The output has the same channels as the input.

Resize is also the way to make a chain cheaper. Blurring or distorting a small texture and resizing the result up afterwards costs far less than working at full size.