Rpg maker fullscreen upgrade#
Rpg maker fullscreen Pc#

It's true PC settings can change the way a game scales, but most engines have a way around that.a game I made in a competing engine, for example, got funky looking on PCs with DPI settings other than 100%, but I was able to work around that in the engine. Was really hoping there'd be a way of changing something as simple as how the game scales, though. I should've used more of the free 20-day trial, so if I lose the $25, that's on me, I guess.

Rpg maker fullscreen upgrade#

Unless you're just saying that the way Rpg Maker XP scales is completely hard wired and unchangeable, in which case I'll have to upgrade to MV or another engine, unfortunately. Thanks, I mean, by definition, the way it scales has everything to do with the engine, right? MV and other engines scale just fine, across various PCs regardless of display settings. It is an older program, but I thought since it was still being sold that it would've been upgraded to fix basic compatibility problems like this. Google results weren't very promising, either. I was all excited to start making a big RPG in this, but this took the wind out of my sails, obviously. Any help solving this would be much appreciated. I do like the default look and the three layer system of XP though, and it's nostalgic because it's what I used as a kid. Please help, guys! Is there any way to fix this? If not, is there an easy way to get a refund/upgrade to MV? MV scales correctly, so it's something the developers have fixed. This is a deal breaker for the program, unfortunately - who's going to want to play a game on a modern monitor when the actual game only takes up 30% of their screen? On one computer, it overscales and the game is displayed on the left side of the screen, so that a quarter of the game screen is impossible to see, and on the other, the game goes 'fullscreen,' but the game itself doesn't scale up - it just displays a huge black border to most of the screen surrounding the play field. I tested my game on two computers, and it doesn't scale to fullscreen correctly on either one of them. Said 'screw it, this is worth $25!' and went ahead and bought it. So, I downloaded XP a few days ago and had a ton of fun messing around making a quick little game with it.