[Scummvm-devel] Testing needed for GSoC OpenGL Branch

[vgvgf]

Hi,

The first issue is not actually an issue, I think it is better that
way, specially when resizing on windowed mode (moving the cursor
in/out the window would seem like the cursor is "teleporting"). And
for fullscreen. if the cursor position were adjusted for the game
screen, it would move slower than normal and that can be annoying, but
if the cursor can move through the entire screen, it will just move
like usual. If desired, I can work on adjusting the cursor when on
fullscreen (For windowed mode should stay as it is) so it can not exit
the game screen.

Regarding the second issue, fixed, now it will use as default the
desktop resolution.

Regarding the last issue, I could not reproduce it, but basicaly if I
understood well, after exiting fullscreen it resizes the window to the
fullscreen resolution after 1 frame? I will see if I can add some
extra checking when entering/exiting fullscreen.

Regards,
Alejandro

On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 7:55 PM, Joost Peters <joostp at 7fc1.org> wrote:
> Hi Alejandro,
>
> I've just played a bit with revision 51665, which overall seems to work
> well.
>
> A few issues I've noticed:
>
> - In full-screen mode with aspect ratio correction (either "conserve" or
> "4/3") it's possible to move the mouse outside of the game screen.
>
> - Playing MI1VGA on my MacBook Pro it chose 800x500 as the "best"
> full-screen mode, which didn't look too great.  After manually cycling
> through the available modes with CTRL+ALT+ENTER a few times I finally
> reached the native/desktop resolution, 1440x900, which looked a *lot*
> better.  Perhaps we should favor the desktop resolution to avoid any
> unwanted scaling by the drivers or monitor?
>
> - On a Linux netbook with 1024x600 display; after switching back from
> full-screen to windowed it very briefly (for only 1 frame?) switched back to
> the original window size (640x400), and then resized the window to 1024x600
> (the previous full-screen resolution), with the OSD displaying "full
> screen".  Oddly enough I can't reproduce this on my desktop Linux machine,
> but it happens consistently on the netbook.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Joost
>
>
>
> vgvgf wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I just changed a bit how the fullscreen mode is selected. Previously
>> it was looking as best mode for the smallest mode with the same aspect
>> ratio as the game screen, now it looks for the samllest one with the
>> same aspect ratio as the desktop resolution. In case it can not find
>> one fullscreen mode with the same aspect ratio as the desktop, it will
>> look for the one with the smallest metric, and in case that all fails
>> for the first on the list.
>>
>> I also added that if a fullscreen mode has been used previously that
>> it should change to it next time fullscreen mode is entered, thanks
>> for the suggestions :)
>>
>> Regards,
>> Alejandro
>>
>> On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 6:28 PM, Ori Avtalion <ori at avtalion.name> wrote:
>>>
>>> On 08/01/2010 07:08 AM, vgvgf wrote:
>>>>
>>>>  - Ctrl-Alt-Enter hotkey will loop through all available fullscreen
>>>> modes, while Alt-Enter will change to best available fullscreen mode
>>>> or exit to window mode if already in fullscreen.
>>>>
>>> How do you decide which is the "best available"?
>>>
>>> For example, my monitor doesn't support the "default" full-screen mode
>>> (640x400 ?).
>>>
>>> Also, shouldn't it save the current full-screen mode for later?
>>>
>>> I cycled through the full-screen modes until I got to 1024x468, which
>>> looked ok. I then pressed alt-enter twice and got the "default"
>>> full-screen mode again.
>>>
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