"Fullscreen" with party and menu?

[Kunoji]

Hello!
Is it possible to make fullscreen with game in normal resolution in center of screen?
*like in the image*

(sorry for bad english heh)

 

[BadSamaritan]

Yes, albeit the easy way is somewhat hackish, you can do it in a matter of minutes. Simply use the "screen border" option found in the options menu, and adjust the height/width of it in the settings script, to reach the borders of the screen.(and adjust the corresponding image in the pictures folder for the change)

Now granted that only takes care of it visually and doesn't add stuff like party members, but I feel like you could probably just look at FL's tutorial on adding an in-game party hud, and shoving that a couple hundred pixels off to the side, and it'd do the trick.

 

[Kunoji]

Yes, albeit the easy way is somewhat hackish, you can do it in a matter of minutes. Simply use the "screen border" option found in the options menu, and adjust the height/width of it in the settings script, to reach the borders of the screen.(and adjust the corresponding image in the pictures folder for the change)

Now granted that only takes care of it visually and doesn't add stuff like party members, but I feel like you could probably just look at FL's tutorial on adding an in-game party hud, and shoving that a couple hundred pixels off to the side, and it'd do the trick.

Thank you, but i have a little problem...
When i changed settings to:
DEFAULTSCREENWIDTH = 512
DEFAULTSCREENHEIGHT = 384
DEFAULTSCREENZOOM = 1.0
FULLSCREENBORDERCROP = false
BORDERWIDTH = 1366
BORDERHEIGHT = 768
MAPVIEWMODE = 1
I have problem with line 423 of Sprite_Resizer script. (https://pastebin.com/gaWfkDhK)
How can I fix it?

nevermind, i did it >_<

 

[Kunoji]

Yes, albeit the easy way is somewhat hackish, you can do it in a matter of minutes. Simply use the "screen border" option found in the options menu, and adjust the height/width of it in the settings script, to reach the borders of the screen.(and adjust the corresponding image in the pictures folder for the change)

Now granted that only takes care of it visually and doesn't add stuff like party members, but I feel like you could probably just look at FL's tutorial on adding an in-game party hud, and shoving that a couple hundred pixels off to the side, and it'd do the trick.

Adding party hud from FL's tutorial doesn't work :/

How can i make this work? I haven't got any ideas >_<

 

[Kunoji]

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