v3 fullscreen resolution

[jake13jake]

Is it just me or is the max full screen resolution 800x600? My computer goes up to 1280x1024 (although I typically use 1024x768). You can't do 1280x1024 in graal (you can, but it will make the right side of your screen green on inside levels... because it wants to automatically scroll) because a level is 1024x1024 in area. I think the max resolution should be 1024x768.

[-Ramirez-]

That's a bug with 3.0 then, because I've had 2.2 resized to cover my full screen resolution (not full screen though), and it showed black where 3.0 shows green. My resolution is 1600x1200. 3.0 seems to show green on non map-linked levels on coordinates > 64x. It doesn't do that below the level. (> 64y)

Edit: Ok... I take that back, it does do it below the level as well. Seems like Stefan just forgot to make it draw black there or something.

[jake13jake]

actually... if there's just extra space, why not center the level on the screen surrounded by a border and graphics or something?

[-Ramirez-]

Originally posted by jake13jake
actually... if there's just extra space, why not center the level on the screen surrounded by a border and graphics or something?

It IS centered in 3.0, it simply doesn't draw the blackness on the right and bottom sides of the level.

[jake13jake]

Originally posted by -Ramirez-

It IS centered in 3.0, it simply doesn't draw the blackness on the right and bottom sides of the level.

Then maybe I was looking in v2, let me go check, i'll edit this post when I'm through.

Yea, Kat, it's like that on both. It looks to me as if the clients assuming that a max computer resolution is a little bit less than the level's width... no matter what you do, as you move left to right in a level, it will scroll left to right, even into space where there are no tiles. It does not center the level for me.

I can't see if it does the same (for me) up and down because my monitor's resolution doesn't go high enough.

Back to the point though, 1024x768 should be enabled in Graal v3 full screen.