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| kas1e |
Published: 2014/1/9 9:31 Updated:
2014/1/9 9:32
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Home away from home
Joined: 09/11/2007
From: Russia
Comments: 9292
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And bad points:
Every example do memguard hits on exit Every example which tend to works fullscreen, have the same old (2 years ?) problem: instead of just swith to fullscreen right at start, it firstly open window, then do fullscreen, then again open window, and only after open working fullscreen. Pretty messy. |
| AmiDARK |
Published: 2014/1/9 11:05 Updated:
2014/1/9 11:05
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Quite a regular
Joined: 11/03/2008
From: South France
Comments: 765
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Hi Kas1e :
1. I do not have any "memguard hits" on my AmigaOS4.1u6 computer (Sam440Flex) are you on an AmigaX1000 or other ? Do you have beta files different from public ones ? 2. Concerning the switch, on my AmigaOS4.1u6 I only have window then fullscreen ... Strange that you have more switches .. However what I encounter on my AmigaOS4.1u6 is normal and will never really be changed. The reason is the way the system (AmiDARK Engine & Compatibility with DarkGDK/DarkBASIC) work. Initially DarkBASIC open display un "windowed mode" then, if you use a commande "Set Window Off", it jump into full screen. Do not forget that AmiDARK Engine is "not a game" that will directly open with a config file save parameters. It's a development language that needs "defaults initialisation" and then swith to what user will define. Inside the "samples", it's not changed but, when I'll add the support for "parameters", it will be possible to add something like -fullscreen, -width=...., -height=.... & -depth=.... , in the .exe parameters you can enter, so the application will directly open in full screen mode. Something like : MyApp.exe -fullscreen -widh=640 -height=480 -depth=32 Regards, AmiDARK |
| Hans |
Published: 2014/1/10 22:35 Updated:
2014/1/10 22:35
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Home away from home
Joined: 01/26/2007
From: New Zealand
Comments: 2871
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Congratulations on getting this release out. Sorry to hear about your ongoing difficulties. I hope that things will get better for you.
@all I also hope that people will have a go at making software using AmiDARK. While I haven't had the time to try it out personally, I'm pretty sure that it should help novice programmers develop impressive looking stuff relatively easily. AmiDARK does a lot of the hard stuff for you, so that you can focus on creating your game/demo. Hans |
| AmiDARK |
Published: 2014/1/12 0:08 Updated:
2014/1/12 0:08
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Quite a regular
Joined: 11/03/2008
From: South France
Comments: 765
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Thank you Hans for your support :)
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