Is there a way to use FullScreen for applications in 32768 or 65535 colors mode?
Is there a way to use FullScreen for applications in 32768 or 65535 colors mode?
Is there a way to use FullScreen for applications in 32768 or 65535 colors mode?
Works fine for me. I select "Maximise on boot-up" and it works perfectly for me.
Works fine for me. I select "Maximise on boot-up" and it works perfectly for me.
Hmm... I meant not the Maximized mode, but the Fullscreen mode. Like this:
1. Create a new Application (32768 colors mode)
2. Add an active object with 8-directions movement to the first frame
3. Create "Start of frame - Full screen mode" event
4. Run the application. The colors are messed up and it crashes.
I tried to do the same in MMF 1.5 and it worked (32768 colors mode). Could be a bug.
Hmm... I meant not the Maximized mode, but the Fullscreen mode. Like this:
1. Create a new Application (32768 colors mode)
2. Add an active object with 8-directions movement to the first frame
3. Create "Start of frame - Full screen mode" event
4. Run the application. The colors are messed up and it crashes.
I tried to do the same in MMF 1.5 and it worked (32768 colors mode). Could be a bug.
In the application properties you should probably do it through the display section. Choose "change resolution at start" or whatever it is called. You could also activate "allow user to switch to/from fullscreen" to toggle it with Alt+Enter.
In the application properties you should probably do it through the display section. Choose "change resolution at start" or whatever it is called. You could also activate "allow user to switch to/from fullscreen" to toggle it with Alt+Enter.
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"Change resolution mode" fixed the problem. Although I would be glad to start the application in windowed mode first, allowing to turn fullscreen on/off.
P.S. "Allow user to switch ..." had been turned on before. I still think it's sort of bug.
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"Change resolution mode" fixed the problem. Although I would be glad to start the application in windowed mode first, allowing to turn fullscreen on/off.
P.S. "Allow user to switch ..." had been turned on before. I still think it's sort of bug.
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