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RE: Where are the tools!?!? - Luis - 09-18-2010
It is strange that it does not store the new resolution values. Try the following, see if we can fix it:
- When you have entered the values for width and height, click on any other input. This is to force the focus out of the resolution input, thus making it update the settings value. Then exit the program and launch it again.
- If you still see no change, while the editor is not running, open the "My documents/HPL2/LevelEditor.cfg" file with a text editor, and change the Width and Height values in the Screen tag. If you want it to more or less cover your entire screen, you should make it look like the following:
<Screen Width="1920" Height="1100" Fullscreen="" TexQuality="0" />
You can tweak the height value so it doesn't go under the lower bar. This last trick should definitely work
RE: Where are the tools!?!? - Jinix - 09-19-2010
(09-18-2010, 10:22 AM)Luis Wrote: It is strange that it does not store the new resolution values. Try the following, see if we can fix it:
- When you have entered the values for width and height, click on any other input. This is to force the focus out of the resolution input, thus making it update the settings value. Then exit the program and launch it again.
- If you still see no change, while the editor is not running, open the "My documents/HPL2/LevelEditor.cfg" file with a text editor, and change the Width and Height values in the Screen tag. If you want it to more or less cover your entire screen, you should make it look like the following:
<Screen Width="1920" Height="1100" Fullscreen="" TexQuality="0" />
You can tweak the height value so it doesn't go under the lower bar. This last trick should definitely work
Thanks for that tip about the cfg file.
However... now I don't have that monitor running!!!!!
A few hours ago, I ran Vista's own Memory Diagnostic Tool that's supposed to check the system's memory. It reboots the computer and brings up a DOS like screen with a progress bar. Well after about 40mins. It tells me it will reboot.
Which it did. But when the computer reboots , the monitor is black.
I gave it another half hour listen to the drive running while looking at a black screen and then said sod it and rebooted with the power button. Just a black screen again, I hooked up another monitor and a message is there saying Vista cannot start would I like to reset back to a previous registry - I do that and eventually it's all working.
I put the first monitor back - still no picture.
Hook the monitor to my old XP computer and it works correctly.
Doesn't make any sense.
Anyhow this older monitor only goes to 1250 x something or the other, so temporarily my problem doesn't matter.
I shall endeavor to figure out it out later... googling found me nothing.
So I may be facing a 600gb backup and re-install of everything.
But I shall make the CFG change as it looks like I will be able to customize to any res.
Why is the window for the editor not just resizable like other windows?
RE: Where are the tools!?!? - Luis - 09-19-2010
(09-19-2010, 06:32 PM)Jinix Wrote: Why is the window for the editor not just resizable like other windows?
Well it is not really like other windows
A resizing on the fly would need the engine to be restarted anyway, so it is just better to make it fixed size. I need to look into making it just maximized though.
RE: Where are the tools!?!? - fenixkane - 09-21-2010
Any word on when the Linux (and Mac I suppose) versions of the dev tools will be available?
RE: Where are the tools!?!? - MulleDK19 - 09-21-2010
(09-21-2010, 02:44 AM)fenixkane Wrote: Any word on when the Linux (and Mac I suppose) versions of the dev tools will be available?
When Duke Nukem Forever is released.
RE: Where are the tools!?!? - fenixkane - 09-21-2010
(09-21-2010, 10:28 PM)MulleDK19 Wrote:(09-21-2010, 02:44 AM)fenixkane Wrote: Any word on when the Linux (and Mac I suppose) versions of the dev tools will be available?
When Duke Nukem Forever is released.
So just a few months then?
But on a more serious note a few months would suck. Hope a week at most. Got some ideas I'm itching to try out and don't want my enthusiasm to burn out before I get a chance to start.
RE: Where are the tools!?!? - Alienchild - 09-22-2010
Will we be getting updated versions of the tools? There are a lot of improvements that could be made, especially as far as user interface is concerned.
RE: Where are the tools!?!? - Mikezila - 09-25-2010
(09-21-2010, 02:44 AM)fenixkane Wrote: Any word on when the Linux (and Mac I suppose) versions of the dev tools will be available?
RE: Where are the tools!?!? - Glenn - 09-27-2010
I'm also interested in the Linux tools, any update?
Thanks.
RE: Where are the tools!?!? - Karnio - 09-29-2010
Bah I know it's been spammed loads but I must also know, when are mac/linux tools being released? I've been looking forward to using the editor for ages!