So i have looked and found stuff, but i want it to detect fullscreen on a forever loop, so you do not have to click green flag to see whether or not you are full screen… please help

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Sadly, I don't believe this is possible.

ilikelegos wrote:

Sadly, I don't believe this is possible.

yes it is. there are several projects that do it. just use the search engine and find them.

gtoal wrote:

ilikelegos wrote:

Sadly, I don't believe this is possible.

yes it is. there are several projects that do it. just use the search engine and find them.

I'm not aware of any projects that can detect fullscreen on-the-fly, which is what the OP wanted.

I have a pretty good idea how to detect, on-the-fly, without user interaction, if the player is currently at ‘true’ size (i.e. normal zoom in browser, which pretty much rules out fullscreen) - at least for the normal player (doing it in Stage3D player is less reliable, because of the way it caches certain things).

If anyone does know a way to reliably detect fullscreen *without* user interaction, I'd be interested to hear…

DadOfMrLog wrote:

gtoal wrote:

ilikelegos wrote:

Sadly, I don't believe this is possible.

yes it is. there are several projects that do it. just use the search engine and find them.

I'm not aware of any projects that can detect fullscreen on-the-fly, which is what the OP wanted.

I have a pretty good idea how to detect, on-the-fly, without user interaction, if the player is currently at ‘true’ size (i.e. normal zoom in browser, which pretty much rules out fullscreen) - at least for the normal player (doing it in Stage3D player is less reliable, because of the way it caches certain things).

If anyone does know a way to reliably detect fullscreen *without* user interaction, I'd be interested to hear…

Same here.

DadOfMrLog wrote:

gtoal wrote:

ilikelegos wrote:

Sadly, I don't believe this is possible.

yes it is. there are several projects that do it. just use the search engine and find them.

I'm not aware of any projects that can detect fullscreen on-the-fly, which is what the OP wanted.

I have a pretty good idea how to detect, on-the-fly, without user interaction, if the player is currently at ‘true’ size (i.e. normal zoom in browser, which pretty much rules out fullscreen) - at least for the normal player (doing it in Stage3D player is less reliable, because of the way it caches certain things).

If anyone does know a way to reliably detect fullscreen *without* user interaction, I'd be interested to hear…

second hit when you type in “detect fullscreen” and select projects.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/16772832/

gtoal wrote:

second hit when you type in “detect fullscreen” and select projects.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/16772832/

Ah, wow, yes - dunno how I missed that.

It works in a similar way to a method I was toying with, so what it's detecting is that the browser zoom level is at 100% - if you zoom up the browser page then it'll think it's fullscreen, even though it's not really.

It does handle Stage3D better, though - not sure why I couldn't get mine working as consistently as that (maybe it's cos bitmap rather than vector?)

gtoal wrote:

DadOfMrLog wrote:

gtoal wrote:

ilikelegos wrote:

Sadly, I don't believe this is possible.

yes it is. there are several projects that do it. just use the search engine and find them.

I'm not aware of any projects that can detect fullscreen on-the-fly, which is what the OP wanted.

I have a pretty good idea how to detect, on-the-fly, without user interaction, if the player is currently at ‘true’ size (i.e. normal zoom in browser, which pretty much rules out fullscreen) - at least for the normal player (doing it in Stage3D player is less reliable, because of the way it caches certain things).

If anyone does know a way to reliably detect fullscreen *without* user interaction, I'd be interested to hear…

second hit when you type in “detect fullscreen” and select projects.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/16772832/

That actually works! Never thought about it that way…

set [ fullscreen] to [off]
if <[-220] > (mouse x)> then
set [ fullscreen] to [on]
end

i edited another project

murcamus21 wrote:

set [ fullscreen] to [off]
if <[-220] > (mouse x)> then
set [ fullscreen] to [on]
end

i edited another project

Please don't spam or necropost. Mouse x is more than -220 most of the time.

This project that I found works: CLICK HERE