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When ever I run SRB2 and try to run it in 1080x768, 1/4 of the screen isn't showing anything. I can see the game completely, but it won't go on the screen completely. Help!
Srb2 manual said:STOP!
SRB2 is designed for 320x200, 640x400 (not 640x480), and 1280x800 (if available) operation. Other display modes are available only if you are having trouble running any of these three. Stability and proper appearance is not guaranteed when running in other display modes.
That's because these resolution doesn't exist (as far as I know, ouch, again the same phrase). Are you saying 1024×768?bigboi said:When ever I run SRB2 and try to run it in 1080x768, 1/4 of the screen isn't showing anything. I can see the game completely, but it won't go on the screen completely. Help!
Sik said:That's because these resolution doesn't exist (as far as I know, ouch, again the same phrase). Are you saying 1024×768?bigboi said:When ever I run SRB2 and try to run it in 1080x768, 1/4 of the screen isn't showing anything. I can see the game completely, but it won't go on the screen completely. Help!
Can you get the screen centered when it doesn't fit for the next release?SSNTails said:That's because the game keeps its aspect ratio and runs at 1024x640. Think of it like letterboxing except with no black bar at the top.
Sik said:1920×1200???
Man, if these resolution exists, then soon somebody will created a non-resolution monitor, and all is managed via percentages!!! (Good part: no more pixelations).
The things that never arrived here...SSNTails said:Sik said:1920×1200???
Man, if these resolution exists, then soon somebody will created a non-resolution monitor, and all is managed via percentages!!! (Good part: no more pixelations).
It's called a vector display. They've existed for a very very long time.
Yeah, but the command isnt by typing in the computer, its by pressing the buttons in your monitor to stretch out.bigboi said:Is there a command that can stretch the screen to fit?