[jitter] Re: Tracking a mouse's co-ordinates inside a jit.window
David
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Fri May 2 05:34:10 MDT 2008
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Quote: bryanteoh wrote on Thu, 01 May 2008 12:22 ---------------------------------------------------- > yes, when you go to fullscreen, send the coordinates to a [scale] object to confine the output to the same min and max coordinates that you were using in the pwindow. if the x/y of the first window was 320 240, and the x/y of fullscreen is 800 600, then you'll use two scales. for the x - [scale 0 800 0 320] y - [scale 0 600 0 240] > > ---------------------------------------------------- ah this is true. But the problem is if i then move to say my laptop the full screen scale will be wrong. Or is there away of just cementing the fullscreen at a certain resolution. Like it is always 800 600 at fullscreen. Or if not a way of adjust the scale for several diffrent screen resolutions
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