Problem with zooming in on battles.

[Becquerel]

So I'm running into this issue. Whenever trying to use a background image, i get the issue in pic related. It's incredibly zoomed in. So I end up switching it to 1.75 zoom, which should make it about the right size that I need but then it ends up going off into the corner. Now the image I'm using for the BG is the right size for this, but I don't know what to do.

I've tried looking for the x and y value of the bacground in the scrips, but I haven't managed to find it. Can anyone help? I'm using elite battle system by the way.


On a side note if anyone can help out with it as well, I don't have a trainer backsprite when I'm in battle. The image is in character and it's labeled trback000. Don't know what I'm doing wrong. I had one prior to using EBS.

 

[Ego13]

Is the background image the same size as the EBS backgrounds?
Other than that I'm clueless as I'm not using EBS anymore

 

[Becquerel]

Yes, it is. I'm thinking it has something to do with the x/y value of the background's location, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. On another note, as far as my dissappearing trainer goes, I've found what should be the trainer sprite callout thing. Anyone have any idea on what might be wrong? It should be trback000.png in the characters folder under graphics, right?
Line 363 in PSystem_FileUtilities

def pbPlayerSpriteBackFile(type)
return nil if !type
outfit = ($Trainer) ? $Trainer.outfit : 0
bitmapFileName = sprintf("Graphics/Characters/trback%s_%d",
getConstantName(PBTrainers,type),outfit) rescue nil
if !pbResolveBitmap(bitmapFileName)
bitmapFileName = sprintf("Graphics/Characters/trback%03d_%d",type,outfit)
if !pbResolveBitmap(bitmapFileName)
bitmapFileName = pbTrainerSpriteBackFile(type)
end
end
return bitmapFileName
end

and line 239 in EliteBattle_Scene

@traineryoffset=(VIEWPORT_HEIGHT-320) # Adjust player's side for screen size
@foeyoffset=(@traineryoffset*3/4).floor # Adjust foe's side for screen size
pbBackdrop
if @battle.player.is_a?(Array)
trainerfile=pbPlayerSpriteBackFile(@battle.player[0].trainertype)
pbAddSprite("player",0,0,trainerfile,@viewport)
trainerfile=pbTrainerSpriteBackFile(@battle.player[1].trainertype)
pbAddSprite("playerB",0,0,trainerfile,@viewport)
else
trainerfile=pbPlayerSpriteBackFile(@battle.player.trainertype)
pbAddSprite("player",0,0,trainerfile,@viewport)
end
@sprites["player"].x=140
@sprites["player"].y=VIEWPORT_HEIGHT-@sprites["player"].bitmap.height
@sprites["player"].z=30
@sprites["player"].opacity=0
@sprites["player"].src_rect.set(0,0,@sprites["player"].bitmap.width/4,@sprites["player"].bitmap.height)
if @sprites["playerB"]
@sprites["playerB"].x=140
@sprites["playerB"].y=VIEWPORT_HEIGHT-@sprites["playerB"].bitmap.height
@sprites["playerB"].z=30
@sprites["playerB"].opacity=0
@sprites["playerB"].src_rect.set(0,0,@sprites["playerB"].bitmap.width/4,@sprites["playerB"].bitmap.height)
end

 

[Becquerel]

So I discovered something strange. When I switched the image I was using for trback000 over to trback001, and played as the female character, the image loaded just fine and it displayed the trainer throwing in the pokeball. But when I switched the character back over to male and set it back to trback000, it no longer worked. Anyone know why this might be?