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01 Jun 12, 12:35PM
(This post was last modified: 01 Jun 12, 12:38PM by jamz.)
Escape -> Settings -> Video settings
Change the resolution (width and height) to the size you want your window to be, then uncheck the Fullscreen box.
Select "Apply now" and you should get a windowed AC.
quick edit: If you want to get your mouse out of AC quickly, you might want to bind a key to /togglegrap.
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Or also you can do it with commands: '/fullscreen 0' to make it windowed, and '/screenres x y' to modify the size of your window.
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01 Jun 12, 12:50PM
(This post was last modified: 01 Jun 12, 01:18PM by GamingGuruNZ.)
I did it b4 but it made my screen really big TO BIG @jamz
What should i do for '/screenres x y' What should i put near x and y
Thanks heaps I figured it out!
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IIRC, /screenres doesn't work on windows/mac?
/fullscreen 0 forces AC into a window but uses the current resolution - which may or may not be too big for the screen.
Use:
/fullscreen 0
/scr_h
/scr_w
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so where's the guide on how to get thru a window ?
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/screenres works for me on Mac :P
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Yeah, looks like somebody added win/mac support to the command a while back but never removed that comment from the docs.
Fixed in SVN. :P
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For Ubuntu, add -t in the terminal. works like a charm.