Letterbox

ID:2395072
 
Aug 27 2018, 4:03 pm
I've been through many attempts of trying to rid the black letterbox to no avail, so I ask for links or help on doing so. I disabled the letterbox in the map pane, disabled stretch to fit and set the icon size to world icon size and tried a few of Ter13 suggestions(http://www.byond.com/forum/?post=2348033) but it didn't help as well as I thought :/


Any other ideas?

Aug 27 2018, 4:14 pm
Disable letterboxing and keep Stretch to fit enabled. The letterbox setting only has an effect when using Stretch to fit.
Aug 27 2018, 4:30 pm
I'd rather not use stretch to fit it makes the art look horrible
Aug 27 2018, 5:52 pm
You can set your "resolution" for the game to match what the map size is. Get the pixel size of your map object, divide by 32 for length and width, and you have a rough estimate of what your view height and width should be.

var
    list
        resolutions[] = list(
            "800x600"  =   list(
                "width" = 800,
                "height" = 600,
                "32tile-size" = "24x17",
                "STATS" = "1,15",// 1,17
                "CHAT" = "1,1",
                ),
            "1024x768"  =   list(
                "width" = 1024,
                "height" = 768,
                "32tile-size" = "31x23",
                "STATS" = "1,21",// 1,23
                "CHAT" = "1,1",
                ),
            "1280x720"  =   list(
                "width" = 1280,
                "height" = 720,
                "32tile-size" = "39x21",
                "STATS" = "1,19",// 1,21
                "CHAT" = "1,1",
                ),
            "1366x768"  =   list(
                "width" = 1366,
                "height" = 768,
                "32tile-size" = "41x23",
                "STATS" = "1,21",// 1,23
                "CHAT" = "1,1",
                ),
            "1440x900"  =   list(
                "width" = 1440,
                "height" = 900,
                "32tile-size" = "44x27",
                "STATS" = "1,25",// 1,27
                "CHAT" = "1,1",
                ),
            "1600x900"  =   list(
                "width" = 1600,
                "height" = 900,
                "32tile-size" = "49x27",
                "STATS" = "1,25",// 1,27
                "CHAT" = "1,1",
                ),
            "1920x1080" =   list(
                "width" = 1920,
                "height" = 1080,
                "32tile-size" = "59x32",
                "STATS" = "1,30",// 1,32
                "CHAT" = "1,1",
                ),
            )
client
    proc
        screenResolution(choice)
            var/list/resolution = resolutions[choice]
            src.screen_resolution = choice
            winset(src, "mainwindow", "size=[resolution["width"]]x[resolution["height"]]")
            winset(src, "mainwindow.main_map", "icon-size=32x32")
            usr.zoom_params["x"] = 32
            usr.zoom_params["y"] = 32
            src.screen_size_width = (round(resolution["width"] / 32)) - 1
            src.screen_size_height = (round(resolution["height"] / 32)) - 1
            src.view = "[src.screen_size_width]x[src.screen_size_height]"

client
    verb
        toggleResolution()
            var/choice = input("Screen Resolution.", " ", "800x600") in resolutions
            src.screenResolution(choice)
            for(var/obj/HUD_obj/HUD_OBJ in src.HUD)
                var/list/new_resolution = resolutions[choice]
                HUD_OBJ.screen_loc = new_resolution[HUD_OBJ.name]

        toggleFullscreen()
            switch(winget(src, "mainwindow", "is-maximized"))
                if("true")
                    winset(src, "mainwindow", "is-maximized=false")
                    winset(src, "mainwindow", "titlebar=true")
                if("false")
                    winset(src, "mainwindow", "is-maximized=true")
                    winset(src, "mainwindow", "titlebar=false")


Kind of like that, but you'll obviously have to use your own settings, and the 32tile-size isn't exactly accurate because this was for my project. Your results will vary and will need modification.