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Lord_Azrael
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Can you run UQM in a window without the entire resolution of the screen/monitor/display changing?
Thanks in advance,
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Lord_Azrael
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What I mean is currently, when I start up UQM it changes the resolution to 640x480 and takes up the full screen.
Is there anyway to make it just take up a small window so I can see other things?
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Krulle
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I think this post belongs in <Technical Issues>. Try asking there. But my experience is no. Try playing -f (fullscreen), the resolution will be set back to your normal windows-resolution when quitting (at least it does so here with me). If you want a windowed version (-w), your screenresolution must be high enough to display your selected 640x480 pixels. I do not know if you can select -r 960x720 as resolution.
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Death 999
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We did. You did. Yes we can. No.
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Or mine, available at http://www.submedia.net/uqm/ (at the bottom) It's an executable java archive, so it is cross-platform. Just double-click! ... unless you're on windows, which is too stupid to figure out what to do with it. This can be fixed. Create a shortcut to the jar file, then insert 'java -classpath ' before the existing text, and append ' UQMLauncher' after it. Now you can double-click the shortcut and that will do the job. If you move the jar file, you will have to adjust or replace the shortcut.
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