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Fullscreen mode does not scale up the image to fill the screen. Instead, it tries to change the screen resolution to that of the image. At least under Linux, if the monitor is not configured for the exact needed resolution, it will pick the smallest possible one and draw the image centered on that. (I don't know how it behaves on other operating systems.) The size of the image depends on which graphics scaler ScummVM uses.robexor wrote:for some reason i cannot get any games to run at full screen, when i tell summ to run full screen, it enters full screen mode, but it puts the game in a small box in the center of the screen and the outer is black????
Can you guys please help a newbee lol.
Well, the resolution I usually have on my monitor is 1280x960, but it supports several others. It's one of those old, non-flat ones though. I don't know how LCDs behave.robexor wrote:ok my monitor can support up to 1280*1024, its a 17" lcd
i am running Windows xp SP2..
So are u telling me that to use scumm i have to run at 800*600 to get a full screen ?
I think that i got it working about a year ago on a old version but was not sure wha i did ,,,
Any suggestions ?
**************************************************************************************************************************eriktorbjorn wrote:Well, the resolution I usually have on my monitor is 1280x960, but it supports several others. It's one of those old, non-flat ones though. I don't know how LCDs behave.robexor wrote:ok my monitor can support up to 1280*1024, its a 17" lcd
i am running Windows xp SP2..
So are u telling me that to use scumm i have to run at 800*600 to get a full screen ?
I think that i got it working about a year ago on a old version but was not sure wha i did ,,,
Any suggestions ?
Many of the games ScummVM supports ran at 320x200 originally. With a 3x scaler and aspect ratio correction you can expand the image to 960x720. Newer games ran at 640x480. With a 2x scaler, that would become 1280x960.
