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Also saves out the default `pc-settings.gc` file so it's less confusing _and_ so we can request it from users to actually see what it's doing. The fix in the last release was only to fix bad `game-size` values when _loading_ the file. But if you don't have a file, it picks a default. Right now it picks that default by: 1. Your largest reported resolution 2. If that fails, the one that is currently set In reality this scenario can never really happen (if you have a set resolution, it will be one of the reported ones). However what can happen is for SDL to be misinformed by bad display/monitor drivers/the OS and be given "supported" resolutions that aren't actually supported. For example some users have a 4K resolution as their highest, despite them using a 1080p monitor. The solution is to not blindly assume the largest resolution is valid, instead use the one the user already has set. I'm also now filtering out resolutions by refresh rate, as perhaps this also caused a problem. ie. the monitor supports a resolution if the refresh rate is lowered, but it's currently set high (at 144hz for example). |
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| sdl_util.cpp | ||
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