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° | ScreenSize | - | Set/get window and fullscreen size |
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| Command | | Argument | | Datatype | | Default | | Min |
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| Format: | | ScreenSize | X = Screen X-size in pixels, | | INT | | - | | - | | - |
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| | Y = Screen Y-size in pixels |
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| Python: | | ScreenSize(x,y) resultlist = ScreenSize() | | ||||||||||
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| Menu: | | Window > Size | | ||||||||||
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| Related: | | FullScreen, Screen, AtomSize | | ||||||||||
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The ScreenSize
command sets the size of the YASARA window. When YASARA is running fullscreen
, ScreenSize will thus also change the actual screen resolution. If the specified resolution is not allowed,
YASARA will set the closest one possible. YASARA stores the preferred ScreenSize
in yasara.ini.
YASARA supports resolutions from minimally
640x480 up to maximally 2097152 pixels (e.g. 1680x1200 or 2048x1024 pixels). If your
(combined) screen resolution is higher, it will not be possible to maximize the YASARA window,
and going fullscreen will result in a red error box. The only workaround is to lower your screen resolution
(e.g. via nvidia-settings if you own an nVIDIA card), at the cost of interpolation artifacts.
ScreenSize can also be used in
console mode. Then the command sets the size of the virtual graphics window,
which influences the aspect ratio of output created with SavePOV
and RayTrace.
The currently maximum allowed ScreenSize
is 1680x1200 pixels.
Example 1:
ScreenSize X=1024,Y=768
Choose a screen size of 1024x768 pixels.
Example 2:
x,y = ScreenSize
Get the current screen size and assign it to variables 'x' and
'y'.