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I'm wondering if we should do a detect_framebuffer on resize to ensure we have the right framebuffer information. Also consider querying the source information for screen and buffer sizes in BaseWindow so we don't rely on possibly stale information. There might also be events for framebuffer scaling changes.
Another theory is that the framebuffer retains the previous scissor box. We might also only want to rely on the framebuffer information from the window library.
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After poking around the following was seen:
self.wnd.size
changes with the window sizeself.ctx.screen.size
stays fixed at (1280, 720)I'm wondering if we should do a
detect_framebuffer
on resize to ensure we have the right framebuffer information. Also consider querying the source information for screen and buffer sizes inBaseWindow
so we don't rely on possibly stale information. There might also be events for framebuffer scaling changes.Another theory is that the framebuffer retains the previous scissor box. We might also only want to rely on the framebuffer information from the window library.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: