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Paper Book Ultimate Guide to Game Writing and Design 2007 by Dille QA76.76. Gideros can then set the device orientation internally so everything is drawn correctly.Save Time - use Tables of Contents (front of book) & Indexes (back of book) In that way the user can specify explicitly whether he wants a landscape or portrait window which Gideros would interpret as a landscape or portrait *device*. I think this should change so the first number is always width. (You must also specify LANDSCAPE_LEFT/RIGHT) If you want a landscape 480 wide, 320 tall window. Currently you always put the small dimension first, e.g. I think this can be fixed, but the first step is (IMO) to change how setWindowSize works. (For this reason, I disabled this option in the recent HTML5 version of Nebula which *was* exported by Gideros. I can change the app orientation (setOrientation), but not the *device* orientation in game. I can't currently reproduce this in Gideros. "device") toggles between portrait and landscape. Go to the options menu and press the "portrait/landscape" the app's window changes size and shape.
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In that case, the window is the "device" and it can be portrait or landscape and this can change, either under program control (setWindowSize) or by the user.įor instance, if you run the PC version of Nebula Retro: (this version was not exported by Gideros, but my own "toy" SDK, but the Lua code is essentially the same) I think the whole issue of orientation is pretty complicated and I do think it needs to be generalised for desktop export where apps appear in a window which can be any size or shape.
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