[Zamoth_bg]

Ok hear is the code, sorry it is so big. I have problems with scaling pictures and displaying them on canvas.
Here is two results I get. The number displayed in the lower left corner is the scaling factor. When it is 1 it is awfully stretched and when it is less than 1 the picture just appears in normal size. What I want is smooth scaling between sizes.
http://img105.imageshack.us/img105/9332/18825390zl1.png http://img524.imageshack.us/img524/9317/x2by5.png[/url]

http://www.box.net/shared/k1j7zfu4ok

Link to .py file. When I paste it here it loses indentation.

Thank you to anyone that tries to help me

[Zamoth_bg]

Ok, I guess there is problem. What else would you like me to write so it is more clear what is the problem? I can include the picture if you want but you can use whatever picture you want it does not make a difference.

[y.a.k]

The "scale" parameter of blit() method isn't used to specify the scale ratio. You just set it to 1 to enable scalling.

The actual ratio is specified by the "target" and "source" parameters. Both of them can be an ((x,y),(w,h)) tuple. Since the source is ((0,0),image.size) by default, all you have to do if you want to blit the whole image is to set the target properly (and don't forget to set scale=1).

[Zamoth_bg]

Great! It works, thank you very much...