CPS2 Proper scaleing

[Tom Servo]

Personally I think if you take off 10 percent of all CPS2 character's X scale makes them look much better.  They aren't as fat looking, and blend in better with NeoGeo characters.  

(So in a capcom character's CNS file you would change this)
xscale = .9
yscale = 1

Also Guilty Gear X charactrers are usually sized differently than the rest.  I think if you take 5% off the X and Y Scales it'll make them the same size as the rest.

[Messatsu]

You are using "I think" in a place designed to inform people correctly...

[Booba92i]

Maybe a screenshot comparison would also help clearing this up.

[Tom Servo]

Well I put "I think" because perhaps here would be a good place for people to disagree and put their scales.  I'm pretty happy with those sizes, but someone might have a better idea.  

Also here would be a good place to post the best sizes for Art of Fighting and Kizuna characters as well.  

[Alucard4ever]

Maybe a screenshot comparison would also help clearing this up.

Agreed. If you don't show us something, how will we complain about it?

[BlackJack]

Also, the scaling is buggy (at least in the last DOS Mugen version).

[The Necromancer]

Screens showing comparison between CPS2 and MUGEN:

CPS2: Taken with PrintScreen. Of course, people aren't going to use this method, because of quality loss.
http://necro.happy-cat.org/images/NotFat.jpg

MUGEN:
http://necro.happy-cat.org/images/Fat.jpg

This is because taking screenshots using the emulator's SF features forces the images to be scaled to a certain dimension, like below:

CPS2: Taken with Kawaks' SF feature. Notice just how wide the screen is now.
http://necro.happy-cat.org/images/Fat2.jpg

This is why I scaled my Bison sprites to:

X = 0.9
Y = 1

Other creators use different values. For example, Orochi Herman uses:

X = 0.83
Y = 1.07

Personally, I'm just fine with 0.9 and 1, even if Bison looks weird sometimes. =X