settings screen 1

Description
The UI in the picture presents a settings menu for a game, focused on various options to customize the gameplay experience.
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Title Area: The top portion includes a header labeled "Change the game language," indicating the primary function of this menu.
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Language Selection: Below the header, there is a dropdown labeled "Language" which allows users to select their preferred language. The current selection is indicated as "English."
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Screen Mode: This option lets users toggle between "Windowed" and "Fullscreen" modes, optimizing the display based on personal preference.
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Resolution: Displays an adjustable resolution (currently set to "1920x1080"), allowing users to change the screen resolution for better visual clarity.
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Integer Scaling: This feature can be toggled on or off to enhance the pixel art representation in games, ensuring crisp visuals.
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V-Sync: A toggle option for vertical sync, improving screen tearing during gameplay. Current setting shows "Off" or "On."
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Frame Rate: Allows adjustment of the game's frame rate, currently set at "60," which is standard for smooth motion.
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Frame Art: This option can also be toggled on or off, likely related to the aesthetic presentation of the game frames.
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Control Icons: This dropdown allows the user to choose between different control schemes, with a default setting shown as "Default (Match Input)."
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Instant and Autoplay Text: These options manage how dialogue is displayed, allowing for instant or normal text display, and whether autoplay is enabled for dialogues.
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Delay Slider: A horizontal slider labeled "Delay" allows users to adjust the timing of text display, currently set at 25%. The slider is visually represented by a bar that can be moved to change the value.
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Dialogue Size: This dropdown option lets users choose the size of the dialogue text, with the current setting as "Small."
The overall form follows a clean, minimalist design with clear labels and a monochromatic color scheme, emphasizing functionality and ease of navigation. The layout promotes accessibility by allowing users to quickly identify and adjust settings.
Software
LISA: The Painful - Definitive Edition
Language
English
Created by
Tags
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