Hi Jeremy,
Ah, interesting. I always figured I was doing folks a favor by
hard-coding a small size, but code can certainly be added to have it
behave as you suggest.
Well, I (and most people with 19 inch monitors) have 1280x1024 native
resolution, so your window should fill the whole screen, but it's the
0,0 that actually causes problems. On Windows, if you give (x,y) =
(0,0), then the top of the window frame is outside the screen so you
can't drag it to move it! I always found that weird.
In any case, an OSG example should just use the default viewer.run() and
let the environment variables / command-line args determine how the
window should look.
And it will actually be less code... Remove that setUpViewInWindow line :-)
The key is to make sure that the orthographic
camera is properly resized properly, which should be done by the
ResizeHandler object.
The ortho camera should be sized appropriately for the screen anyways,
shouldn't it? I thought that was default OSG behavior...
J-S
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