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FearCode1 year ago

Gameplay may resemble Fallout or Skyrim, as they allow for both, that's why I asked about 1st or 3rd person.

As for the fullscreen, right now if the OS does not allow fullscreen to be on, the engine automatically switches to windowed, alternatively I also detect the following: if the player at first time executing the game, just forces quit, next time it will switch to windowed.

But your idea about the Alt+Enter is very good! I remember doing that since windows XP, I will provide this shortcut as an option as well.

Thanks!

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hechelion1 year ago (1 edit)

No, I don't mean that the OS allows fullscreen with the resolution of the game.

For example the game is 16:9, my desktop is 16:10. The game does NOT fit on my desktop, the game will force a resolution change.

The hardware is compatible, the game runs smoothly, but in the process, it messes up my desktop.

For this reason, I prefer that the game is launched in windowed mode and allows me to access the configuration parameters before going to fullscreen mode.

About "skyrim", melee combat, 3th person. Aim with the bow, first person. That's how I play it.

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FearCode1 year ago

Yes, that's why I'm considering 1st person by default.

And yes, the game resolution will change the desktop resolution if you go fullscreen (if desktop is not same res. as the game).

The game is quite pixel bound, this means that the higher your desktop resolution the heavier the game gets, that's why I force a resolution change to keep performance consistent and measurable. 

However, the aspect ratio is a very good point. I can actually change the game's aspect ratio to match the desktops, and resize the engine's internal buffer to a smaller version of the desktop size, so once swapping buffers they will be stretched back to the original size, this will not change the desktop resolution and also keep the performance consistent. I will have a quality setting for that feature, so user can decide.

Thanks a lot for the feedback!

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FearCode1 year ago

So, here's what I'm planning to do with the fullscreen: It never changes your desktop resolution.

What it changes once it goes to fullscreen is the internal game resolution percentage. which is literally a value between 10% to 100% your desktop resolution. The default value is the percentage that is closer to the game's native resolution which is 720p by default. You can also change the games internal resolution in a separated menu.

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