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26th March, 2010 at 01:40:36 -

hi guys, I'm having trouble setting a application to full screen, how you guys do that when using direct3D as display mode?

is there a way to make an app start as full screen via command line?

 
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26th March, 2010 at 02:39:05 -

Yeah. I don't know of a direct command line that works automatically, however this is a very easy way for you to do it manually.

If you go in and type: CommandLine$ or CommandItem$( >Enter string< ), you can pick up a commandline inside of MMF2 as a string to be compared.
PS: Both CommandLine$ and CommandItem$( >Enter String< ) can be found under Special Conditions > Command Line, under New Expressions, aka, the "Retrieve data from an object" button in the Expression Editor.

So for example:
If you type in the commandline: /w fullscreen
Then compare it to the string: CommandItem$("w")
The result will be the string "full screen" to compare to. Once you have that string to compare to, that condition will fire true. Now all you need to do is under Storyboard Controls > Screen, use the "Fullscreen" action to fire in this condition.

I hope this helps, if you need me to though, I would be more than happy to make an example for you. Just DC mail me.

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