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Unfortunately, that's a unity bug that we don't have any control over. :/ As for the starting-one-size-and-then-resizing thing, that's because Unity has a compiled-in default, and then our code takes over and tells unity what to size to based on your preferences, etc. So unfortunately that's also unavoidable. The hazards of using someone else's engine... though there are many other benefits... |
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Can you elaborate on this a bit? ( I don't mind technical ) I've seen other games on unity 3D that don't have to resize on start, they are the right (configured) size from launch. |
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Other unity 3D games use the unity 3d size configuration tool, which lets you select the size the game will be before it starts (but not during, or on the fly). We think that configuration tool looks horrible and isn't all that functional either (since it's only on start), so we use in-game calls to SetResolution manually. Thus on start it opens to a general default window (which is important because if it started fullscreen and the player really wanted windowed, that's really a jarring thing for a minute), and then our stuff kicks in. |
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Thank you for the explanation. I just uploaded another screenshot AIBug01.png. I'm getting this window sometimes when I start AI Wars. This maybe related to the discussion above. |
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By the way: that window comes up when you hold down Shift while starting the game. I'll have that turned off in the future versions, though. Thanks! |
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Interesting. Thank you. |
- Anonymous
