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Running the ashton examples on my 2012 MacBook Pro Retina, the gosu window is created at four times the size (given 640 x 480, OS X gives gosu a 1280 x 960 viewport), however the Ashton post-processing still draws in the original 640 x 480 window. Below is a screenshot of the bloom example exhibiting this issue:
Is it possible to instruct Ashton to do post-processing over a larger area, or possibly detect the presence of a retina display and adjust accordingly?
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I'm guessing that Gosu::Window#height and Gosu::Window#width returns the incorrect size, which is what Ashton uses to create the full-screen buffers it needs to perform post-processing.
Running the ashton examples on my 2012 MacBook Pro Retina, the gosu window is created at four times the size (given 640 x 480, OS X gives gosu a 1280 x 960 viewport), however the Ashton post-processing still draws in the original 640 x 480 window. Below is a screenshot of the bloom example exhibiting this issue:
Is it possible to instruct Ashton to do post-processing over a larger area, or possibly detect the presence of a retina display and adjust accordingly?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: