(06-08-2011, 05:28 AM)Jhonn Wrote: [ -> ] (06-05-2011, 11:03 PM)NeoBrain Wrote: [ -> ]What about selecting the Wiimote 1 tab by default if emulation is running, but the general tab otherwise?
I think that this would be the best solution...
Why in the world would you ever want to see that tab, period?? Maybe once to adjust soemthing minor from the already fine defaults.
We should either move it to the end on the right or just have it default here always (in or out of a game).
Window size option was very useful... I don't know how to customize PRECISELY the window, like 1024 x 768 or whatever. Doing it by hand is just annoying and ridiculous. I've tried many configurations but no good, I still get the same small or too large size. Which options would allow me to personalize my window size?
You can still force a specific window size via ini hacking.
Anyway, WHY do you want to precisely adjust the window size?
(07-05-2011, 08:25 PM)NeoBrain Wrote: [ -> ]You can still force a specific window size via ini hacking.
Anyway, WHY do you want to precisely adjust the window size?
I've already done a quick search in the INI files, but I didn't found that specific string... Maybe I should look again.
Well, I want a windowed gaming (fullscreen looks bad in some videogames that use 2D, like Resident Evil, no matter the internal resolution) but without deforming the images, so I want to control pixel by pixel, and not pull and stretch the window with the mouse and have also black borders.
In conclusion, I think the old system for windows size and internal resolutions was just good enough, and easier... But that doesn't mean I'm not grateful for the improvements and all the work!
Thanks for the reply.
PS: Well, I finally found the strings in Dolphin.ini file, so problem solved. But... wouldn't be better if you'd be able to adjust window size in Dolphin itself, just like before? It's just my opinion... Regards.
While I was planning to reintroduce the option, I REALLY doubt you have any idea of what output resolution the game is using (which you NEED to know if you don't want to "deform" the image). Hint: It neither is the internal resolution nor the display resolution nor the window size. Still think you need to be able to adjust the window size manually? Just resize the damn window however you like and be done..