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0002067SphereServerexecutable - windows buildpublic26-03-12 21:2706-08-13 02:22
Reporterbabidi 
Assigned To 
PrioritynormalSeverityminorReproducibilityalways
StatusclosedResolutionnot fixable 
PlatformOSOS Version
Product Version20-09-2009, 0.56b Prerelease 
Target VersionFixed in Version 
Summary0002067: screensize return always 800,0
DescriptionSCREENSIZE R Gets the client's screen size. (width,height)
SCREENSIZE.X R Gets the width of the client's screen size.
SCREENSIZE.Y R Gets the height of the client's screen size.

screensize return always 800,0
screensize.x return always 800
screensize.y return always 0
TagsNo tags attached.
Nightly VersionNot Available
Experimental FlagsNone
Option FlagsNone
Internal Build Number1506
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(0001308)
MrSugarCube (administrator)
27-03-12 03:55

Unfortunately the recent clients are only sending the screen height to the server and are leaving the width as zero. There's nothing we can do on our end to fix this.
(0001309)
babidi (reporter)
27-03-12 07:44

even if you set 640x480 it always return 800,0
that's the problem
(0001310)
babidi (reporter)
27-03-12 07:58
edited on: 27-03-12 08:23

on @login this packet is recieved

PACKET BF.5 – Screen Size (191 SUB 5)

if 800 x 600
00 0d 00 05 00 00 03 020 00 (ofcourse 320 HEX => 800 DEC)

if 640 x 480
00 0d 00 05 00 00 02 080 00 (also 280 HEX => 640)

you are right that only heigt is sent, but screensize does not work, and we should give it as correct that if is x is 800 then y is 600 and also if x is 640 y is 480 for make command work.

i know then there are software wich can enlarge your window... however.
we can do a proportional 4:3 as it is.

screensize.x = recieved
screensize.y = recieved/4*3

what do you think, just to not let unsuported this feature...

(0001631)
Ben (manager)
06-08-13 02:22

This can't be fixed as it is a client issue.
Faking the Y result based on X is not a good idea as we can't identify the proper ratio of the screen (4:3 or 16:9)

- Issue History
Date Modified Username Field Change
26-03-12 21:27 babidi New Issue
27-03-12 03:55 MrSugarCube Note Added: 0001308
27-03-12 03:55 MrSugarCube Status new => closed
27-03-12 03:55 MrSugarCube Assigned To => MrSugarCube
27-03-12 03:55 MrSugarCube Resolution open => not fixable
27-03-12 07:44 babidi Note Added: 0001309
27-03-12 07:44 babidi Status closed => feedback
27-03-12 07:44 babidi Resolution not fixable => reopened
27-03-12 07:58 babidi Note Added: 0001310
27-03-12 07:58 babidi Status feedback => assigned
27-03-12 08:22 babidi Note Edited: 0001310 View Revisions
27-03-12 08:23 babidi Note Edited: 0001310 View Revisions
06-08-13 02:22 Ben Note Added: 0001631
06-08-13 02:22 Ben Status assigned => closed
06-08-13 02:22 Ben Assigned To MrSugarCube =>
06-08-13 02:22 Ben Resolution reopened => not fixable


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