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zeroone
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Kappa,

I resolved more issues, but now I found that in full-screen mode, it can draw sprites outside of the 640x480 boundary. Unlike ScalableGame, there is no clipped region. Any idea how to add clipping to applets in full screen mode?

Edit: Also, when I exit full-screen mode, the scaling is slightly off.
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fullscreen mode still doesn't work here, although i get a different error now

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Sun Jan 24 21:44:04 GMT 2010 ERROR:Target display mode not set.
org.newdawn.slick.SlickException: Target display mode not set.
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$Container.setDisplayMode(AppletGameContainer2.java:468)
   at stickvania.Main.update(Main.java:871)
   at stickvania.Main.update(Main.java:844)
   at org.newdawn.slick.GameContainer.updateAndRender(GameContainer.java:657)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$Container.runloop(AppletGameContainer2.java:574)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$ContainerPanel.start(AppletGameContainer2.java:235)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$1.run(AppletGameContainer2.java:94)
org.newdawn.slick.SlickException: Game.update() failure - check the game code.
   at org.newdawn.slick.GameContainer.updateAndRender(GameContainer.java:663)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$Container.runloop(AppletGameContainer2.java:574)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$ContainerPanel.start(AppletGameContainer2.java:235)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$1.run(AppletGameContainer2.java:94)


You could try clip manually with slick when rendering use, g.setClip(x, y, width, height).

btw any immediate plans to add sound to the game?
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Kappa,

I uploaded a new version yet again. It's unlikely that this will fix your problem, but it took care of the clipping problem at least for me.

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fullscreen mode still doesn't work here, although i get a different error now


What is your monitor native resolution? Do you have a wide screen monitor?

See the latest version of my AppletGameContainer2 class. Perhaps you can give me some advice. I'm not sure how it's possible to get that exception, yet.

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btw any immediate plans to add sound to the game?


I feel bad about using the original game music due to copyright reasons, but I can't imagine this game with any other music. I'm considering sound options.
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zeroone wrote:
What is your monitor native resolution? Do you have a wide screen monitor?


yes, i have a widescreen monitor, I'm running @ 1680*1050
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Nice game :)...The source works under gentoo 64bit ;-)....
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I've got to give you kudos, zeroone, for being able to stick with that graphical style. I'm a sucker for simplicity but always a victim to complicating things.

I'm not sure if there is supposed to be sound. I've got none.

Re: Castlevania. Stickvania is a nice tribute to the game.

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I'm not sure if there is supposed to be sound. I've got none.


No sound yet. I'm still deciding what to do about that. I would prefer not to just steal the original music.
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You could try clip manually with slick when rendering use, g.setClip(x, y, width, height).


Kappa,

In Slick's AppletGameContainer, is there anything that prevents the drawing of sprites outside of the original bounds of the container after it enters full-screen mode assuming it maintains the original aspect ratio. ScalableGame draws solid black padding around the display area; so, even if you draw outside of that region, the drawing is covered up. It doesn't look like AppletGameContainer does that and it doesn't seem to clip either.
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zeroone wrote:
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You could try clip manually with slick when rendering use, g.setClip(x, y, width, height).


Kappa,

In Slick's AppletGameContainer, is there anything that prevents the drawing of sprites outside of the original bounds of the container after it enters full-screen mode assuming it maintains the original aspect ratio. ScalableGame draws solid black padding around the display area; so, even if you draw outside of that region, the drawing is covered up. It doesn't look like AppletGameContainer does that and it doesn't seem to clip either.


opengl's GL11.glViewPort is used, so nothing can draw outside it.
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fullscreen mode still doesn't work here, although i get a different error now


Kappa,

The target display mode is set in the constructor of Main; the loop tries to determine the native (maximum) resolution of the monitor. Perhaps I have to do this in the init() method instead possibly due to sort of initialization phase of the Slick API or for some thread related issue. Any idea if that is the case?
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zeroone wrote:
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fullscreen mode still doesn't work here, although i get a different error now


Kappa,

The target display mode is set in the constructor of Main; the loop tries to determine the native (maximum) resolution of the monitor. Perhaps I have to do this in the init() method instead possibly due to sort of initialization phase of the Slick API or for some thread related issue. Any idea if that is the case?


i can't be sure atm, but i think the way you have done your code, you must do the following before you do Display.create(), to be able to use fullscreen.

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Display.setDisplayMode(new DisplayMode(width,height));
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I added music and sound effects, but it forced me to increase the memory allocated to the applet. I think you need Java plugin 1.6 build 10 or higher because of the JVM argument.

Also, I tried again to address your full screen problems Kappa. Let me know how it goes.

http://meatfighter.com/stickvania/
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zeroone, plays great now, soundfx and music really give it a nice atmosphere.
however 26mb is IMO too large for a webgame, you should try keep this close to the 5-10mb mark at most.

maybe you could lower the quality on the ogg files, or better try find that music in xm format (which slick also supports) should be even smaller then ogg. Size of the ogg files is probably why you need to increase the vm memory too.

fullscreen still fails here, would using the standard slick applet fullscreen stuff without aspect ratio (i.e. stretched to fullscreen) be good enough for you?
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zeroone, plays great now, soundfx and music really give it a nice atmosphere.
however 26mb is IMO too large for a webgame, you should try keep this close to the 5-10mb mark at most.

maybe you could lower the quality on the ogg files, or better try find that music in xm format (which slick also supports) should be even smaller then ogg. Size of the ogg files is probably why you need to increase the vm memory too.


Agreed. It's unfortunate that the music file are so large. I'll experiment to see if anything can be done. The SNES used a MIDI-like format; so, the original files are very tiny. Why doesn't Slick support MIDI?

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fullscreen still fails here, would using the standard slick applet fullscreen stuff without aspect ratio (i.e. stretched to fullscreen) be good enough for you?


What's the latest exception?
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zeroone wrote:
Agreed. It's unfortunate that the music file are so large. I'll experiment to see if anything can be done. The SNES used a MIDI-like format; so, the original files are very tiny. Why doesn't Slick support MIDI?


well not sure there is a good java midi library appart from the built in stuff which uses java sound.

you can get GMod2Mid (under recommended tools) from the Slick sites front page, it converts midi to xm, which can be used with slick.

zeroone wrote:
What's the latest exception?


still the same as last time

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org.newdawn.slick.SlickException: Target display mode not set.
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$Container.setDisplayMode(AppletGameContainer2.java:472)
   at stickvania.Main.update(Main.java:1004)
   at stickvania.Main.update(Main.java:977)
   at org.newdawn.slick.GameContainer.updateAndRender(GameContainer.java:657)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$Container.runloop(AppletGameContainer2.java:577)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$ContainerPanel.start(AppletGameContainer2.java:239)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$1.run(AppletGameContainer2.java:98)
org.newdawn.slick.SlickException: Game.update() failure - check the game code.
   at org.newdawn.slick.GameContainer.updateAndRender(GameContainer.java:663)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$Container.runloop(AppletGameContainer2.java:577)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$ContainerPanel.start(AppletGameContainer2.java:239)
   at stickvania.AppletGameContainer2$1.run(AppletGameContainer2.java:98)
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