Adding mouse code to monogame visual studio

#Adding mouse code to monogame visual studio full

If I set NSHighResolutionCapable to NO but NSHighResolutionMagnifyAllowed to YES, then rebuild, the behavior is the same as if both values were set to NO. The game still launches in the above state. If I set NSHighResolutionCapable to YES but NSHighResolutionMagnifyAllowed to NO, then rebuild, the 'Open in Low Resolution' checkbox is present, but it's unchecked and greyed out, meaning that you can't check it. If I put both NSHighResolutionCapable and NSHighResolutionMagnifyAllowed into the ist file, but set their values to YES, and then rebuild, the behavior is the same as if the values aren't present. The game launches in the above state anyway. If I put both NSHighResolutionCapable and NSHighResolutionMagnifyAllowed into the ist file, but set their values to NO, and then rebuild, the 'Open In Low Resolution' checkbox is present in the Info box, but it's both checked and greyed out, meaning that you can't uncheck it. However, the game launches in the above state whether or not that box is actually checked. If I leave both NSHighResolutionCapable and NSHighResolutionMagnifyAllowed out, build the app, then highlight it and press Command+I to 'Get Info,' the 'Open In Low Resolution' checkbox is present and clickable in the Info box. What's bizarre is that there is an effect of some sort! The bad news is that following the above advice doesn't seem to have the desired effect. The good news is that you can edit ist directly within Visual Studio. I have read the above notes regarding ist. If I try to run at 640x480, it renders at 320x240 and then blows it up to the size it would have been at 640x480. For instance, if I try to run fullscreen on my 2560x1600 MacBook Pro, I get 1280x800 scaled up to fullscreen. Like mdrejhon above, I am using Visual Studio Community 2017 for Mac, and just as he is experiencing, my game is rendering at exactly half the horizontal and half the vertical resolution desired.

#Adding mouse code to monogame visual studio full

I really would like to ship my game but I want it to render at full resolution first! I have been bashing my head against the wall over this issue on and off for months now. I'll push a PR to add this to the DesktopGL Did you have any issues with Retina on the latest SDL changes? No other action is required and it works as expected.

Note that on Windows, enabling Hi-DPI is as simple as adding a manifest to enable it. I wouldn't mind some help on this front, or any hints on how OS X works with Hi-DPI, OpenGL and SDL2. This means that it is a regression compared to OpenTK (which was supporting Hi-DPI, but only correctly working with the desktop resolution, or borderless). Right now, GraphicsDeviceManager.HardwareModeSwitch = true renders a black screen on any Retina displays, while the borderless mode displays games only on 1/4th of the screen (on the lower left). Do we want this? Do we need some virtualisation? There are some design decisions to take as well, because setting a 2880x1800 resolution may end up to a 1440x900 viewport, which is misleading compared to what XNA users are used to and specific to OS X. Their virtual DPI system is totally different from other systems and the documentation didn't quite helped me. I lack the OS X understanding and unlimited access to a Retina, and I don't get what OS X is expecting when it comes to backbuffer, window and viewport size.

This is a call for volunteers to continue to help us make the MonoGame documentation truly great.I tried to add Hi-DPI / Retina support to the new SDLGameWindow but it turns out it is way more complicated than just adding the creation flag to the window. Great open source projects require high-quality documentation. Please use the links at the top and left to navigate the documentation sections. This documentation helps you get started, providing overviews of key features and tools and a complete API reference.

Keyboard, mouse, touch, and controller inputs.NET library for creating games for desktop PCs, video game consoles, and mobile devices.Р”В«ased on Microsoft's XNA Framework, it provides the following features: Welcome to the MonoGame documentation hub!