fullscreen? windowed? windowed fullscreen???
Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2007 5:20 am
Sorry if this is a dumb-ass question, but I'm confused about it.
Below you find a (re-sized) screenshot of the options-screen of my Oolite:
The first game option states "Fullscreen: 1280 x 800". And that's indeed the resolution my game is running in ... in a window(!?). I am using a MacBookPro with a max screen resolution of 1440x900, so that is the maximum size window that fits on my screen. If I choose "Fullscreen: 1440 x 900" as game resolution, the game will run in a 1440x900-window, which of course wouldn't fit on my screen. I find that strange.
So my question is: How exactly are fullscreen and windowed mode implemented in Oolite for Mac? I never ever get the choice of a windowed mode in the game options. All resolutions explicitly state "Fullscreen:". But at the same time I never ever have seen Oolite running fullscreen. It is always in a window.
So I am confused. There are for instance a couple of commands only available in fullscreen mode (or in windowed mode), like SHIFT-M, mentioned in another thread. Can I use these? Or can't I? Am I fullscreen? Or windowed?
Please give me some clarification. Thanks.
Below you find a (re-sized) screenshot of the options-screen of my Oolite:
The first game option states "Fullscreen: 1280 x 800". And that's indeed the resolution my game is running in ... in a window(!?). I am using a MacBookPro with a max screen resolution of 1440x900, so that is the maximum size window that fits on my screen. If I choose "Fullscreen: 1440 x 900" as game resolution, the game will run in a 1440x900-window, which of course wouldn't fit on my screen. I find that strange.
So my question is: How exactly are fullscreen and windowed mode implemented in Oolite for Mac? I never ever get the choice of a windowed mode in the game options. All resolutions explicitly state "Fullscreen:". But at the same time I never ever have seen Oolite running fullscreen. It is always in a window.
So I am confused. There are for instance a couple of commands only available in fullscreen mode (or in windowed mode), like SHIFT-M, mentioned in another thread. Can I use these? Or can't I? Am I fullscreen? Or windowed?
Please give me some clarification. Thanks.