Author Topic: What the heck did I download?  (Read 867 times)

It seems as if I had installed an add-on that has messed up my screen resolution options.



Sure this gives me a better perspective on aspect ratios however, this renders me of the capability to go 1920x1080 for some reason, even with the fullscreen option checked. I deleted all my add-ons and this resolution disturbance went away so I know This is an issue with a certain add-on I downloaded. Can any of you tell me what I downloaded so that I may eliminate this pestilence from my sight.


what the forget.

i have no idea what mod can do that.

what the forget.

i have no idea what mod can do that.
A mod can't do that I'm pretty sure.

Those are options imbedded into Blockland.
I doubt a mod can change your options and for what reason?

Its probably Badspot messing with something making little tweeks here and there most likely.

A mod can't do that I'm pretty sure.

Those are options imbedded into Blockland.
I doubt a mod can change your options and for what reason?

Its probably Badspot messing with something making little tweeks here and there most likely.

I deleted all my add-ons and this resolution disturbance went away so I know This is an issue with a certain add-on I downloaded.

Get a new monitor, you could use a new one anyways that screen size looks small.

I have this happen to me too.

I deleted all my add-ons and this resolution disturbance went away so I know This is an issue with a certain add-on I downloaded.
Oh, in that case look for client sided mods that have to do with filming purposes then show the code for some of then, I'm sure its not a lot.

Like "Client_Cam" or something...

A mod can't do that I'm pretty sure.

Those are options imbedded into Blockland.
I doubt a mod can change your options and for what reason?

Its probably Badspot messing with something making little tweeks here and there most likely.
I have the same thing and it also changes to normal when I take all add-ons out of the folder. It is a mod.

I have the same thing and it also changes to normal when I take all add-ons out of the folder. It is a mod.
Try and take out client sided mods, its not server sided mods for sure.

Oh, in that case look for client sided mods that have to do with filming purposes then show the code for some of then, I'm sure its not a lot.

Like "Client_Cam" or something...
That made me figure out what it is.

script_CameraMod

Correct me if I'm wrong.

That made me figure out what it is.

script_CameraMod

Correct me if I'm wrong.
Hey wait I have that mod as well...?

It is definitely either Script_ or Server_. Took those out and it returned to normal.

Oh I see...

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function [color=red]optGraphicsResolutionMenu[/color]::init(%this, %device, %fullScreen)
{
// Slight modification to allow a whole batch more aspect ratios than standard ones.

// Notes
//  Torque uses the first two words for setting the resolution via this, so I can add
//   the ratio at the end.
//  
//  We need to use default 4:3 resolutions, because if we don't, we'll make 4:3 resolutions
//   from say, 3:2 resolutions. This wasn't a problem until I added the aspect ratio at the
//   end of the add() call, but it doubles as a failsafe.
//  
//  Generating formula borrowed from 'http://andrew.hedges.name/experiments/aspect_ratio/'.
//   Common aspect ratios borrowed from 'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aspect_ratio_(image)'.

// Cheers, Jookia.

%this.clear(); // Clear the menu.

%aspList = "4 3\t3 2\t16 9\t1.85 1\t2.39 1"; // Our list of aspect ratios.

%resList = getResolutionList(%device); // The list of standard resolutions for this device.
%deskRes = getDesktopResolution(); // Our resolution.

%count = -1; // Ignore this, it's for the menu.

for(%a = 0; %a < getFieldCount(%resList); %a++)
{
// Check if this res IS a default 4:3 res, if not, NEXT.
%resX = getWord(getField(%resList, %a), 0);
%res = %resX SPC mFloor((%resX * 3) / 4);

if(%res !$= getWords(getField(%resList, %a), 0, 1))
continue;

for(%b = 0; %b < getFieldCount(%aspList); %b++)
{
// For every standard resolution, we'll stretch it to our aspect ratios.

%aspX = getWord(getField(%aspList, %b), 0); // The X of the aspect, '4' for '4:3'.
%aspY = getWord(getField(%aspList, %b), 1); // The Y of the aspect, '3' for '4:3'.

%resX = getWord(getField(%resList, %a), 0); // The X of our standard resolution.
%resY = mFloor((%resX * %aspY) / %aspX); // Generate the resolution.

%res = %resX SPC %resY; // Our final resolution.

if(%fullScreen == false && (%resX >= getWord(%deskRes, 0) || %resY >= getWord(%deskRes, 1)))
continue; // Can't have it higher then our desktop screen resolution.

if(%resX < 640 || %resY < 480)
continue; // Can't have it below Torque's default screen limits.

%aspSuffix = "[" @ %aspX @ ":" @ %aspY @ "]"; // We'd like to know which aspect this is.

if(%this.findText(%res SPC %aspSuffix) == -1)
%this.add(%res SPC %aspSuffix, %count++); // It's not on the list, add it to the menu!
}
}
}

function optGraphicsResolutionMenu::init(%this, %device, %fullScreen)