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MikeMax
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Posted: 6th Apr 2013 07:18
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i have a 1920x1080 native resolution on windows.

Is there a way to configure setup.agc to have fullscreen=1 with a lower resolution ? (1280x1024 for example)
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Zwarteziel
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Posted: 6th Apr 2013 09:15 Edited at: 6th Apr 2013 09:16
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Yes, in the same setup-file, you can specify the desired resolution. However, this is all that can be done at the moment. It is not possible to start with a fullscreen resolution of 1920x1080 and then switch it during runtime. This makes writing programs for Windows a bit inflexible in my opinion and I hope TGC will change the way this works.
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Posted: 6th Apr 2013 10:03
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When the fullscreen property is set to 1 in the setup file, the specified resolution in that file is ignored and it uses whatever resolution the user's desktop is currently set to. There is currently no way in Tier 1 to get around this. If you use SetVirtualResolution(x,y) you can mimic a lower or higher resolution to an extent (e.g., if you set the virtual resolution to 1366x768 and run it fullscreen 1920x1080, it will stretch the graphics just as it would if using a lower resolution.
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MikeMax
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Posted: 6th Apr 2013 17:55 Edited at: 6th Apr 2013 17:55
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Quote: "When the fullscreen property is set to 1 in the setup file, the specified resolution in that file is ignored and it uses whatever resolution the user's desktop is currently set to. There is currently no way in Tier 1 to get around this. If you use SetVirtualResolution(x,y) you can mimic a lower or higher resolution to an extent (e.g., if you set the virtual resolution to 1366x768 and run it fullscreen 1920x1080, it will stretch the graphics just as it would if using a lower resolution."


Exactly. But in 3D, no workaround for the moment ...it uses the native desktop/phone/tablet resolution ....

i will wait
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Posted: 9th Apr 2013 19:33
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Quote: "When the fullscreen property is set to 1 in the setup file, the specified resolution in that file is ignored and it uses whatever resolution the user's desktop is currently set to. "


Oi, that's... even worse than I thought. I really *do* hope this is changed.
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