RPG Maker MV Too big.

[Boxycloud]

So i got MV but when i started it up it was fine but it was at a big resolution. Heres what i mean.

Can anybody help me with this?

 

[mjshi]

It's designed that way, though? MV's tile resolution is meant to be larger.


Unless you mean that the map covers too much of your screen, so you wanted to zoom out more.


Hold down CTRL and use the center mouse wheel to zoom in and out.


Or, alternatively, click on these buttons to zoom in/out.

 

[Boxycloud]

It's designed that way, though? MV's tile resolution is meant to be larger.


Unless you mean that the map covers too much of your screen, so you wanted to zoom out more.


Hold down CTRL and use the center mouse wheel to zoom in and out.


Or, alternatively, click on these buttons to zoom in/out.

I meant as the program itself is too large. If you check the screenshot on the top right you can see how its going offscreen.


Also the icons are too big. They are like a RPG Maker tile big.

 

[nio kasgami]

then it's not the program fault but your screen resolutions fault.

 

[NeoFantasy]

I see what he means. If you look at the icon bar on the top it get's cut off by the screen just where (What I assume to be) The plugin manager is.


Have you tried restarting your computer or adjusting your resolution size?

 

[mjshi]

Ah, well, I see your problem. Your screen resolution is so small that the playtest button is half-hidden (my desktop's at 1920 x 1080 :s I've never had this problem). But that was the way it was made, so you might have to wait for an official response to this. Apologies, but I can't help you any further.

 

[NeoFantasy]

I just read your other topic on this (Not sure why you have two.) You can try editing with MV in window mode instead of fullscreen.

 

[Andar]

What are your computer's screen sizes (in pixel) and what are the Windows DPI settings - what you show is a common error if the DPI setting is too high (try 100% instead of 150%)

 

[Seriel]

What are your computer's screen sizes (in pixel) and what are the Windows DPI settings - what you show is a common error if the DPI setting is too high (try 100% instead of 150%)

You can tell from the screenshot his resolution is 1024x768, and that DPI is set to 100%, you can tell easy enough.


The problem here is the computers resolution, it's too small for MV to fit on the screen.

 

[RoooodWorks]

I sometimes have that problem with my laptop (my laptop is 1280x720) and when i press the window mode then back to full screen it fixes itself. not sure if that will help you. It was worth a shot

 

[Boxycloud]

I guess from the responses i will have to wait for a offical update.


But fear not! As i can just keep working on my RPG Maker VX Ace game. :3

 

[Ossra]

I guess from the responses i will have to wait for a offical update.


But fear not! As i can just keep working on my RPG Maker VX Ace game. :3

I honestly doubt there will be an update to adjust the size of the editor window. But, you can always live in hope. A 'small icons in tool tray' might help you, though. 

 

[Boxycloud]

I honestly doubt there will be an update to adjust the size of the editor window. But, you can always live in hope. A 'small icons in tool tray' might help you, though. 

Do you mean that 'small icons in tool tray' is a available thing to do? Or did you just say what they could do to fix my problem. I think you mean how they could help me.

 

[Ossra]

The option for small icons is not available. But, if it were, it would allow all of the icons to be seen at a smaller resolution.


Although you could just use the menu to do anything on the toolbar.