Topic: Getting popup that disturbs the application
hulagutten Topic Opener |
Posted at:
2009-07-19, 21:48 UTC+2.0
When starting widelands (all newer versions) I am getting a dialog box stating "To run this application, the resolution of the screen should not be less than 800x600. My resolution is 1440xsomething. The problem is that the popup demands focus, meaning that Widelands loose focus. If I just keep on switching to the widelands application, eventually I will manage to enter Widelands. ![]() ![]() |
Nasenbaer![]() |
Posted at:
2009-07-20, 07:36 UTC+2.0
Hi hulagutten That is a strange problem. Never heared of something similiar before. Especially strange because you can run Widelands quite fine with resolutions like 640x480. ... but okay I just remember at least Build13 was hardcoded to use a 800x600 menu. However, what kind of of Operatingsystem are you using? what happens, if you try to run with --fullscreen=true ? Cheers Nasenbaer
Edited:
2009-07-20, 07:48 UTC+2.0
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hulagutten Topic Opener |
Posted at:
2009-07-22, 22:33 UTC+2.0
--fullscreen=true makes no difference as it is already running fullscreen. I am running Windows XP SP2. It is the algorithm for detecting the screen resolution, which is flawed. Possibly because it did not expect my resolution of 1440xsomething. ![]() ![]() |
Nasenbaer![]() |
Posted at:
2009-07-23, 09:04 UTC+2.0
well just googled around a bit. There are many people with similiar problems (with other games). Obviously the problem is unrelated to the type of graphics card (although it mostely happens with nvidia cards) and is (in most cases) a problem of interfering programs or hardware drivers. In fact the most often mentioned solution was to shutdown network connection. (Sounds strange, but you will surely find the same if searching on google.) However two ideas:
Cheers
Edited:
2009-07-23, 09:05 UTC+2.0
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hulagutten Topic Opener |
Posted at:
2009-08-03, 23:46 UTC+2.0
I have actually changed my internet connection now, so I am not getting the error any more. Thanks for your help, though. ![]() ![]() |