Archive 17/01/2023.

Executable Examples Run in Windowed Mode

Valdar

Hi All,

Urho noob here. I’ve just started evaluating Urho 3D and I must say I’m impressed with the functionality of such a lightweight package. I have cloned and compiled the source successfully, but i have an “issue” that I can’t seem to find an answer for.

Any of the compiled examples run in what appears to be a 1028x768 window, although my screen resolution is 1920x1080. In the Engine initialization and main loop docs it says FullScreen (bool) Whether to create a full-screen window. Default true.

If I run any angelscript example through the Urho3dPlayer, it runs full-screen. I’ve searched the forum, and had a cursory look at the code for a graphic setting, but no joy in either case. Is this as intended, or do I have something wrong somewhere? Any help appreciated and thanks in advance.

Miegamicis

All samples are launched with fullscreen mode off:

github.com

urho3d/Urho3D/blob/master/Source/Samples/Sample.inl#L62


screenJoystickSettingsIndex_(M_MAX_UNSIGNED),
paused_(false)
{
}


void Sample::Setup()
{
// Modify engine startup parameters
engineParameters_[EP_WINDOW_TITLE] = GetTypeName();
engineParameters_[EP_LOG_NAME]     = GetSubsystem<FileSystem>()->GetAppPreferencesDir("urho3d", "logs") + GetTypeName() + ".log";
engineParameters_[EP_FULL_SCREEN]  = false;
engineParameters_[EP_HEADLESS]     = false;
engineParameters_[EP_SOUND]        = false;


// Construct a search path to find the resource prefix with two entries:
// The first entry is an empty path which will be substituted with program/bin directory -- this entry is for binary when it is still in build tree
// The second and third entries are possible relative paths from the installed program/bin directory to the asset directory -- these entries are for binary when it is in the Urho3D SDK installation location
if (!engineParameters_.Contains(EP_RESOURCE_PREFIX_PATHS))
    engineParameters_[EP_RESOURCE_PREFIX_PATHS] = ";../share/Resources;../share/Urho3D/Resources";
}

Also 1024x768 is the default resolution for all the graphics interfaces:

Valdar

Brilliant! That’s exactly what I was looking for (obviously not looking in the right place)

Thanks Miegamicis