Ryzom

The code for this is located in init.cpp at like 864:

1                // For login phase, MUST be in windowed
2                UDriver::CMode mode;
3                mode.Width    = 1024;
4                mode.Height   = 768;
5                mode.Windowed = true;
6[snip... to line 886]
7                // Set the mode of the window.
8                if (!Driver->setDisplay (mode, false))

This could probably be easily fixed by adding some code to the client config.

client_cfg.h

1        /// Texture file name for the launch Background.
2        string                  Launch_BG;
3        /// NEW: Set the launch Width
4        sint32                  Launch_Width;
5        /// NEW: Set the launch Height
6        sint32                  Launch_Height;

client_cfg.cpp, line 485

1        Launch_Width            = 1024;
2        Launch_Height           = 768;

client_cfg.cpp, line 1245

1        // Launch width
2        READ_INT_FV(Launch_Width)
3        // Launch height
4        READ_INT_FV(Launch_Height)

Sorry, but we tried it and it didn't work :)

Character selection screen is using pixel-based positions and sizes, layout currently has a fixed size of 1024x768 so we need to edit all ui xml files related to this screen.

I was successfully running Ryzom at 1024x600 on my EEE PC using compiz to move the screen out of real size limit (alt+mouse click). Btw you can too tweak the Gnome/KDE status bars size (I personally removed the bottom one under Gnome and it was enough to see the "Play" button).

Edit: The "Play" button is at the right bottom corner so perhaps could we move it to right top one or simply add a keyboard shortcut.

I'm using this one my netbook, works like a charm.

xrandr --fb 1024x768 --output LVDS1 --mode 1024x600 --panning 1024x768

To change back to default res use this

xrandr --fb 1024x600 --output LVDS1 --mode 1024x600

arc wrote:

I'm using this one my netbook, works like a charm.

xrandr --fb 1024x768 --output LVDS1 --mode 1024x600 --panning 1024x768

To change back to default res use this

xrandr --fb 1024x600 --output LVDS1 --mode 1024x600

Thanks for the tip :)