I have DirectX12 installed on my computer, however in my project file it only gives me the option for Direct3D9, Direct3D8 and Standard.
Because of this issue I am having an issue with my project showing in fullscreen mode in Run Frame.
Does anyone know what the issue could be so that my project fits full screen.
The resolution of my project window is 426 X 240 in main display properties.
Originally Posted by darkmanx_429
To gain access to DirectX 11, you have to own the 2.5+ DLC, which costs $60 USD. The addon enhances Fusion 2.5 and adds a bunch of new features for optimizing games and handling large projects. A full feature overview can be found here.
Your issue isn't caused by the lack of the 2.5+ DLC though. The Direct3D 9, Direct3D 8, and Standard modes should all work fine. I develop my apps in Direct3D 9 and don't have any issues with fullscreen mode. What specific issue with fullscreen mode are you encountering? A screenshot or video of the issue would also be helpful. Are you actually switching to proper fullscreen, or are you just maximizing the window with "Heading when maximized" disabled? Either way, you shouldn't be encountering any problems.
I would try updating your graphics drivers and also re-installing DirectX using this installer from Microsoft, just in case.
As an addendum to tobydavis' post, see whether Change Resolution Mode is unchecked. With this unchecked, Fusion will essentially do a borderless windowed mode. With it checked, it will try and change the physical resolution to a tiny resolution like 480x320 or something, which probably doesn't work on your modern monitor.
Thank you bro. Unchecking that option seemed to unlock it.As an addendum to tobydavis' post, see whether Change Resolution Mode is unchecked. With this unchecked, Fusion will essentially do a borderless windowed mode. With it checked, it will try and change the physical resolution to a tiny resolution like 480x320 or something, which probably doesn't work on your modern monitor.
Thank you for that!As an addendum to tobydavis' post, see whether Change Resolution Mode is unchecked. With this unchecked, Fusion will essentially do a borderless windowed mode. With it checked, it will try and change the physical resolution to a tiny resolution like 480x320 or something, which probably doesn't work on your modern monitor.
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