screen-resolution

My code: window.cpp Window::Window(int w, int h, const char *title, const char *icon) { height = h; width = w; if(SDL_Init( SDL_INIT_EVERYTHING ) == 0) { SDL_WM_SetCaption(title, NULL); SDL_WM_SetIcon(SDL_LoadBMP(icon),NULL); screen = SDL_SetVideoMode(width, height, 32, SDL_SWSURFACE | SDL_RESIZABLE | SDL_DOUBLEBUF); if(screen == NULL) { running = false; return; } fullscreen = false; } else running = false; return; } Window::Window() { const SDL_VideoInfo* info = SDL_GetVideoInfo(); screenWidth = info->current_w; screenHeight = info->current_h; Window(640, 480, "Flatgu game", "rsc/img/icon.bmp

Coding my project was going well. But today I noticed a problem. My main notebook has full hd (1920x1080) resolution and I am coding my projects here. When I changed my main notebook's resolution to 1280x1024, 1280x800, or 1024x768 there is no problem. My application's resolution is 1024x768 and it is not collapsing. This is the printscreen. But my other notebook has 1366x768 resolution. And I am running my application on this notebook. Oh! There is a disappointment. My application screen shifted. This is the bad printscreen. I do not understand why. What can I do correcting this error? Paul

I'm coming from Libgdx engine to Unity and I'm a beginner programmer. I try to make a game in Unity for Android and iOS devices, but I have a problem with the aspect ratio/resolution scaling. In Libgdx if you have develop something you give a "default" resolution, and everything will be scaled to the device's screen, not matter if it has bigger or smaller resolution, and nothing will be cut off from the screen. On the other side, in Unity if I make a game it will crop the screen to the chosen aspect ratio, which is not the best if you want the same experience across all the devices available.

I'm currently working on a little Java application, that involves Swing GUIs. On my development PC everything looks fine but when I run it on my MS Surface, some icons seem to be too large for the components (or the components too small for the icons). Here's what I mean: Google research has lead me to conclude that this is due to Surface's high resolution and Win8's zooming to let some items appear a little larger. So I reset that zoom to 100% and it actually fixed the bad scaling. Unfortunately, this doesn't really fix my problem. Everything is far too small without the zoom, so I'd rather

I have an image that, depending on the screen resolution, drops down out of sight in my CSS flow layout because I have set its width and height to static values. Is there a way in a CSS flow layout to have the image automatically resize while someone is making the browser window smaller. I have seen this done in a html-table layout and I assume the tables make it possible there - is there a way to also do this in a CSS flow layout? A quick test shows that this: <img class="test" src="testimage.jpg" /> combined with: img.test { width: 50%; } Resizes the way you probably want. The image

I am porting my cocos2d iPhone game to android using cocos2d-x. I am now facing a problem with screen resolution: I want to use one high resolution image in my game which should be supportable by all screens lower then a given resolution. I read this nice tutorial of multiple resolution on forum . It's really helpful, but I am not achieving my solution. There is explanation of scale-factor of resource of Design Resolution & Resource Resolution. But, in my case, it scales either height wise or width wise. Not a perfect scaling of my image. Can someone clarify why for me? In AppDeligate.cpp add