NodeWebkit - Real Fullscreen

How to make a game exported in the node webkit go fullscreen?

Really fullscreen like other games not only "maximized" ?

Set a fullscreen mode in the project's properties and try the Browser plugin's Request fullscreen action.

What fullscreen mode?

Where to set the plugin to "request fullscreen"

i want to start the game in real fullscreen at every pc :-)

If you are not sure which fullscreen mode to choose, try referring to this tutorial.

To get a Request fullscreen action, add a Browser object to your game.

Przemek32767, thank you very much. Found the existence of the browser object most useful. Thanks for taking the time to answer.

I kinda ran into the same problem...

requesting fullscreen via the browser object works finde in the browser, but when exported as a webkit node it just flickers briefly, but doesn't go to fullscreen mode.

Any Ideas on that?

It works for me. There may be a problem on your end.

—: thanks for pointing that out

tested a new blank project and have the same problem there, so it's not my project. Maybe it's my C2 Installation or my windows is playing tricks on me... gonna investigate...

ok found the problem I guess

my events for fullscreen:

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1 condition:

keyboard - on F pressed | Browser - request Fullscreen

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2 conditions:

keyboard - on F pressed | Browser - cancel Fullscreen

browser - is fullscreen |

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this works just fine in the browser, but not when using Node-Webkit

(when I'm using a different key for leaving fullscreen it works, what I think is quite inconvenient)

I know, I could define a variable to make it work... but what is the "browser - is fullscreen" condition good for, when I can't use it this way?

AndyKayJah its because both events get true in the same tick.

In had the same problem.

way to fix it: Add a Wait DT Seconds

before the Request fullscreen and Cancel Fullscreen

Those events will request fullscreen and cancel it in the same tick, like SgtConti mentioned.

But there's no need to use a wait action either. Why not simply something like:

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2306601/fstoggle.png" border="0" />

Sure that would be a solution too, but mine has only 2 events ;)

Im sure both are pretty good & working.

-Conti