ENIGMA Development Environment

Ask Lonewollf he knows. He tried to tell me but he wasn't descriptive at all he was so vague I didn't know what to make of it. Or maybe I just don't know enough about C++ to know what he was talking about. I have no idea.

Beowolf, I tested and can verify the only time it will do that (that I'm aware of) is if you try to put BrowserCreate() inside the step event. If you keep it in the create event like it is out-of-the-box and don't put it anywhere else this shouldn't be an issue, unless you found something I didn't.

I don't know if you care to do this but giving me your sample project would be a great help.

Edit. They've made quite the habbit out of banning people for no reason now for quite some time.

Edit2: if you really did set BrowserCreate() to fire every step, that's like trying to create an instance you only want to create once but because you put it in the step there will be an ever increasing duplicate of that instance to make you game get slower and slower until it eventually crashes. For this reason I'm considering to add a BrowserExists() function if you find that necisary.

That'd be great but I found out some of it on my own (finally!)

When you run StylerToolWindow() every step and use an alarm or some other means to swap running that every step with a different style to run every step, i.e. sizeable() it will become sizeable, but it will still be a tool window, iI fixed this bug already, as you shouldn't be able to set two styles at once. I won't make that 1 small change it's own version update though. I'd like to fix "everything" again first, whatever that means...

The other issue, switching out of fakefullscreen will result in the window still being the size of the display, only it will have a border now. This I'm still fixing.

If you know how I can fix the sizeable window's un-maximizing issue too I'd be most grateful.

Edit almost forgot the issue with fakefullscreen in which when you press alt+tab to swich window focus to a different window, then minimize that window, the fakefullscreen window will un minimize and re-appear as the foreground window.

There was a delay in making fakefull() hide the taskbar after alt_tabbing back to the game, but that I fixed at least..

I hope I'm making any sense I suck rooster balls at explaining things like this.

Haha XD especially applying to this communty, myself included.

Dark I love your wall of text. You mind if I gently stroke your lovely wall of text?

Also lonewolff I was already going to remove that message box given you'd actually remove your review first which your review is now technically lying to everyone at this point.

YYG featured my extension on the marketplace homepage under "extending windows", so no matter how much you don't like my now perfectly stable extension YYG don't agree with you nor does anyone else so good luck making your invalid points.

I am even part of Sam's extension now. That is scary!  (and as much as the message box would like you to believe, window sizes are only 'sometimes' correct - but who are we to argue with a message box - LOL  )

Also, I don't get the purpose of 'Fake Fullscreen'. Feel free to enlighten me on that one

What is really scary is you don't know what a change log or notification is, and that's what you're looking at. If you delete that alarm like it blatantly says, it's gone. A monkey could do it. If you are crippled enough to not do that in under 10 seconds, you can simply delete that one line of code.

100/100 people would agree there's nothing wrong with that. It is informative, it's no skin off anyone's back and it can be done in under 10 sec unless you are seriously mentally retarded.

I used window_get_width()/height() to show what's on that message. I even went through the trouble of taking a screenshot of every window type, then I cropped out everything but the client area, doing so pixel-exact, and sure enough every window was the correct size. If there are still bugs with literally anything besides fakefullscreen I doubt it seriously. I even tested everything on an existing game. Everything was perfect.

Fake fullscreen is the only one I haven't tested like the others, but it overlaps the taskbar now and it uses code nearly identical to borderless so I'm very certain you are just trying to yank my chain.

There's only one bug period it has to do with a sizeable window as I've already pointed out. Won't explain again. If people really want a sizeable window (the minority) they don't need my extension they can use global game settings which is built-in and cross-platform for desktops.
Lonewolff aren't you getting a little too excited for what's really going on?