Display bug in fullscreen
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Display bug in fullscreen
Hi!
I have just compiled the newest version of CVS.
Is there somithing wrong.
First of all I must precise the resolution.
May display resolution is 1024*768 and I run wesnoth in full screen mod.
The display is just like a 800*600 image that is horizontally extended to 1024. So its I suppose 1024*600.
I have made a screenshot:
http://195.70.46.92/egyeb/bugjan28.png
Its in my Debian system(linux).
Equally the mouse cursor is limited too. So I cant move over the black space(at the top and bottom).
Can you fix this problem?
I have just compiled the newest version of CVS.
Is there somithing wrong.
First of all I must precise the resolution.
May display resolution is 1024*768 and I run wesnoth in full screen mod.
The display is just like a 800*600 image that is horizontally extended to 1024. So its I suppose 1024*600.
I have made a screenshot:
http://195.70.46.92/egyeb/bugjan28.png
Its in my Debian system(linux).
Equally the mouse cursor is limited too. So I cant move over the black space(at the top and bottom).
Can you fix this problem?
,,There are no alternative video modes available.''Dave wrote:Can you try going into preferences and changing the video mode and specifying the resolution you want? Does this fix things?
All the other version have runed fine. This bug is new for me.
Khiraly
(the configuration:
make clean ; ./configure --enable-tools && make
)
I have started in fullscreen mode. Its wrong. After I have switched to windowed mode, and reswitched to fullscreen mode. It doesn't change. Its wrong.miyo wrote:How do you start Wesnoth? Windowed? Fullscreen? Do you then switch to fullscreen or windowed? Or do you start in fullscreen mode and stay in fullscreen mode?
I have even tried to left the game in windowed mode, and start in windowed mode and after switch to fullscreen mode. Its wrong.
So it not seems to change anything(what mode I have started), it rest wrong display resolution.
Khiraly
Thx for the for the quick reponse!Dave wrote:Can you try looking in your preferences file, $HOME/.wesnoth/preferences and see what the values of 'xresolution' and 'yresolution' are?
David
Yes this was the problem.
Best regards,
Khiraly
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fullscreen="true"
grid="false"
host="devsrv.wesnoth.org"
locale="Hungarian"
login="Khiraly"
music_volume="0.164491"
scroll="0.597911"
show_side_colours="no"
sound_volume="0.112272"
theme="Default"
turbo="true"
turn_bell="no"
turn_dialog="no"
xresolution="1020"
yresolution="676"
Okay, now if we only knew how your preferences got to be set like this
The most likely explanation is going from fullscreen to windowed, resizing the window around a bit, and then going back to fullscreen.
If you try to set a 'weird' resolution, like 1020x676 in this case, with SDL in full screen, what it'll do is set the mode to the next highest supported resolution (1024x768) and then make the unused edges black, to 'emulate' the video mode you want.
David
The most likely explanation is going from fullscreen to windowed, resizing the window around a bit, and then going back to fullscreen.
If you try to set a 'weird' resolution, like 1020x676 in this case, with SDL in full screen, what it'll do is set the mode to the next highest supported resolution (1024x768) and then make the unused edges black, to 'emulate' the video mode you want.
David
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I have found, how it has happened. My mother have tried to maximize in windowed mode, like for all the other applications must be made. Now I have tried the same thing,(so I switch to windowed mode, and essaie to maximize with the window button, and reswitch to fullscreen.), and the resolution is wrong.Dave wrote:Okay, now if we only knew how your preferences got to be set like this
Sometime even crash when I click over the maximize button.
Cheers,
Khiraly