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:: Thanks ! What would become the total size of the display then ? 666x480 ?? if you use "??.Draw(0, -13); " on a 16/9 TV, are you going to draw outside of the TV ? idealy, I'd like to find a solution that would display correctly in full screen for all TVs... --[[User:Gerome|Gerome]] 01:17, 16 July 2008 (CEST)
:: Thanks ! What would become the total size of the display then ? 666x480 ?? if you use "??.Draw(0, -13); " on a 16/9 TV, are you going to draw outside of the TV ? idealy, I'd like to find a solution that would display correctly in full screen for all TVs... --[[User:Gerome|Gerome]] 01:17, 16 July 2008 (CEST)
:::The black space is basically just the overscan that is actually displayed on your TV. (0;0)u(640;480) is the safe zone in libwiisprite which is displayed on all TVs, but everything else may not get shown on some TVs. --[[User:Chaosteil|Chaosteil]] 11:08, 17 July 2008 (CEST)
:::The black space is basically just the overscan that is actually displayed on your TV. (0;0)u(640;480) is the safe zone in libwiisprite which is displayed on all TVs, but everything else may not get shown on some TVs. --[[User:Chaosteil|Chaosteil]] 11:08, 17 July 2008 (CEST)
==Problem Installing in Windows==
When I try to install in windows by typing 'make win', I get the following error:
::Installing libwiisprite for Windows...
::make: copy: Command not found
::make: *** [win] Error 127
There appears to be at least three problems with the makefile. The first is that 'lib' is tried to be copied twice, instead of 'lib' and 'include'. The second is that windows 'copy' can't take three parameters. The third is that 'copy' can't be found since it's really a cmd.exe function and not a copy.exe stand-alone app.
<br>-- [[User:PaceMaker|PaceMaker]] 03:57, 31 July 2008 (CEST)