Do we need 19 feet of space between best rated victory and the date/time of said victories? Thx
Congrats to your big screen.
PS: it would be helpful to know what page you are talking about.
PS: it would be helpful to know what page you are talking about.
I guess it's the screen you get when you go to your profile and then click on one of the ratings listed on the left. There is a category called "Best rated victories" in which, indeed, the opponent's name is placed on one side and the date on the other with a gap between them. It's perfectly readable on my screen, but it does show the disadvantages of having a 19-feet screen, it's true.
Originally, there were best rated victories in left half and worst rated defeats in the right. Since the latter were removed, best rated victories are stretched to full page width which indeed does not look very nice.
@ANiceKing said in #1:
> Do we need 19 feet of space between best rated victory and the date/time of said victories? Thx
It's true, it's not nearly enough. That's why I always use the giant screens in Times Square to view my profile. Turns out you can just pair with them using Bluetooth, and it uses a PIN code which just pops up right there on the screen!
> Do we need 19 feet of space between best rated victory and the date/time of said victories? Thx
It's true, it's not nearly enough. That's why I always use the giant screens in Times Square to view my profile. Turns out you can just pair with them using Bluetooth, and it uses a PIN code which just pops up right there on the screen!
If someone else is hogging Times Square for their profile, or there's a queue, consider rendering your profile to a 16,000 x 3000 offscreen buffer at 16:3 aspect ratio. Convert that image buffer to a 360º VR panorama with the rated victory and its date at opposite poles. Use your choice of VR goggles to view (I recommend Apple Vision Pro). VR is a great way to stretch out the details when space is limited. Appreciate your best rated victory via full 180 degree head rotation.