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[cabfe]

I do use F6. And I use Windows 10, but anti-aliasing is indeed present.

Interesting. It doesn't work on my Win10. Maybe it's just my config then.
Anyway, it's handled by the OS (or more exactly, a specific DLL and apparently a specific graphic configuration somewhere else) so I'm not sure you can enable/disable it from the Ruby script alone.

Does the traditional Alt-Enter full screen mode do the same thing?

 

[Romanticist]

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[cabfe]

I don't know.
I have the exactly opposite result here, and I don't know how to *add* anti-aliasing to this script.
It's certainly an external cause.

 

[Romanticist]

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[Otto]

Sorry if this is already been adressed, I admit I just quickly ran trough 10 pages of topic and I didn't notice anything but I might have missed it:
are there script calls for the F6 function? I read that I can use Graphics.fullscreen_mode and/or Graphics.toggle_fullscreen to simulate the F5 button, but what about the F6 one?

Thanks for any reply

 

[ekhartpl]

Graphics.toggle_ratio # switch to bigger screen
Graphics.ratio=(x) # set screen ratio (ratio = 3 to pseudo full screen?)
Graphics.toggle_border # turn border on/off
Graphics.toggle_fullscreen # fullscreen on/off

These are all script calls I found and saved up for future use (to some sort of options menu). #toggle_ratio is the F6 method, while #ratio=() lets you set it manually (so you can go from regular size window to spread full screen with one line of code)

 

[Otto]

Thanks man, that's exactly what I was looking for

 

[vudang110295]

@mjshi can i ask a question? sorry for my bad english but i got a error:
what should i do?

 

[mjshi]

@vudang110295 You need F1AltEnterF12.dll I think. Here's one I ripped from a forum post, attached below. Put it in your System folder.

Now, it's been awhile and I'm not 100% sure where I got this dll originally. Maybe it was in the project I was provided, maybe I found it sketchily online. Not sure. Let me know if it causes any other issues.

 

[AstraliaAkuma]

Sorry I'm pretty new with this and I suck at programming n stuff,but I wanted to ask somethin: when I play a video if fullscreen, it stays in a corner (sorry for my terrible english,it's not my native language lol. Maybe the screenshot will be able to say what I cannot) Sorry again for the trouble >_< aaaaaaaa


There's probably an easy way to fix this buuut I'm too dumb to actually know it...

Again,sorry for the trouble I'm causing

 

[tale]

@AstraliaAkuma I tried something through event-

Event page 1

Contents:
Script call-

Graphics.vx_fullscreen_mode

Play Movie
Control Self Switch: A= ON

Event page 2

Put a check for Self Switch A is ON

Trigger: Autorun

Contents:
Script call-

Graphics.toggle_fullscreen

Control Self Switch: B= ON

Event page 3

Put a check for Self Switch B is ON

Trigger: Autorun

Contents:
Script call-

Graphics.toggle_fullscreen

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If movie doesn't fit in the screen, you can change screen size of the video from this website:
https://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-ogv

 

[AstraliaAkuma]

@AstraliaAkuma I tried something through event-

Event page 1

Contents:
Script call-

Graphics.vx_fullscreen_mode

Play Movie
Control Self Switch: A= ON

Event page 2

Put a check for Self Switch A is ON

Trigger: Autorun

Contents:
Script call-

Graphics.toggle_fullscreen

Control Self Switch: B= ON

Event page 3

Put a check for Self Switch B is ON

Trigger: Autorun

Contents:
Script call-

Graphics.toggle_fullscreen

_______

If movie doesn't fit in the screen, you can change screen size of the video from this website:
https://video.online-convert.com/convert-to-ogv

Thank you 0w0

 

[BCj]

So, I tried using this and I have a problem.
When I press f6 and the screen is x2, it renders jus fine.
When I press f5, my text gets distorted and my images have stray pixels.
Why is that happening?

 

[NoroiNeo]

O, very nice, must say my game looks much better with this. I use MV sprites, but I have to change the to the size of VX Ace ones so they don't display over tiles and stuff, looked kinda crappy, but with full screen, it looks a lot better.