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IppE
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Wrong~ Both my graphic card and monitor apparently can support it.IppE wrote:
By forcing a resolution not supported by your monitor/graphics card, thus causing osu! to pad it with a magical void.
photoshop?
Haxx.
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No. The image is sent to "osu.ppy.sh/ss", which can only be uploaded within the game client itself.mathexpert9981 wrote:
photoshop?
I knew someone would answer this. Unfortunately, I don't even touch the internal part of the game, much less altering/hacking it.Sterlin wrote:
Haxx.
*goes to sleep while awaiting someone who can guess this right*
EDIT: Hint: this can only be done under windowed mode.
you suck at the game thus you broke it and shit happened
IppE
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Yes, but you need to note that I'm using 800×600 there all the time.IppE wrote:
Nope, I've done that in fullscreen exactly how I thought you did it.Winshley wrote:
EDIT: Hint: this can only be done under windowed mode.
You'll get similar stuff if you're forcing custom (read: non-standard) resolutions and set to Fullscreen. How about standard resolutions?
By setting a resolution your driver isn't reporting as available.
Other than by editing the osu!.username.cfg, you can do this (with nvidia; ATI instructions may be different) by adding a custom resolution in your video setup, setting osu! to use that resolution in fullscreen, exiting osu!, then removing the custom resolution and restarting osu!.
Under windowed, you can accomplish it by sending the hwnd a forced resize message. There are various tweak tools to do this. Most of the time, they just cause nonsense like this, but sometimes the window might do cool things when you resize it.
Other than by editing the osu!.username.cfg, you can do this (with nvidia; ATI instructions may be different) by adding a custom resolution in your video setup, setting osu! to use that resolution in fullscreen, exiting osu!, then removing the custom resolution and restarting osu!.
Under windowed, you can accomplish it by sending the hwnd a forced resize message. There are various tweak tools to do this. Most of the time, they just cause nonsense like this, but sometimes the window might do cool things when you resize it.
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You got it right~mm201 wrote:
Under windowed, you can accomplish it by sending the hwnd a forced resize message. There are various tweak tools to do this. Most of the time, they just cause nonsense like this, but sometimes the window might do cool things when you resize it.
(Well, that's to be expected from dev anyway )I only used a very simple program that is built into Windows itself: Task Manager.
MOG IT'S FUNNNNNN ;_D
So tl;dr IppE got it right.Winshley wrote:
You got it right~mm201 wrote:
Under windowed, you can accomplish it by sending the hwnd a forced resize message. There are various tweak tools to do this. Most of the time, they just cause nonsense like this, but sometimes the window might do cool things when you resize it.
I only used a very simple program that is built into Windows itself: Task Manager.I force-maximized osu! window from there[attachment=0:467cb]Task Manager.png[/attachment:467cb]
Well, don't you sound like an arrogant prick.Winshley wrote:
Wrong~ Both my graphic card and monitor apparently can support it.IppE wrote:
By forcing a resolution not supported by your monitor/graphics card, thus causing osu! to pad it with a magical void.
Since the riddle has been solved, the thread can be considered to have fully served its purpose.