Robert Finley
- gottabadfeeling
- gottabadfeeling
- America/Chicago
- Yes
- No
MC-96943
MCL-5010
Changed Summary:
Profile Drop-Down is Not Sized Correctlyunless MaximizedProfile Drop-Down is Not Sized Correctly with Long Profile Names
Added Labels: 1.11.2 Fullscreen Graphics Minecraft
Changed Environment:
HP Laptop (with actual screen resolution of 1366x768), physically closed while connected via VGA cable to
Samsung External Monitor ( with larger 1920x1080 actual resolution).Using latest
msi-installed launcher and self-downloading Java (as of 02/5/2017)Windows 10 Pro
(rs1_release14393)HP Laptop (with actual screen resolution of 1366x768), physically closed while connected via VGA or HDMI cable to any Full HD 1080p monitor.
Using latest launcher version installed via .msi download.
Windows 10 Pro 1709 (latest release)
Added Attachments:
Either the last arrow you pick up or the first (I can't remember) uses its metadata for the whole stack.
I found out a possible source of the issue just after posting: One of my profile's names is very long, and fills the width of the drop-down menu. This might be causing it to be unable to size down properly.
Yes. It only occurs when the profile's name is too long for the window to size it between the left edge of the window and the "Play" button.
This issue is still present in the latest snapshot, 18w01a. I can send another screenshot if needed. One thing changed – the mouse is no longer restricted to the area covered by the Minecraft program in its fullscreen mode, but it still covers only about 80% of the screen in width and length (so, linear scale). I also changed the kind of cord I use to connect to an HDMI cable, no change. I use a Full HD 1920x1080 monitor, in fact I have the same issue with my TV (also FHD).
I found a temporary fix! It seems that the Windows 10 DPI (text/image size) setting on my computer was innately changed to the recommended 100% (no scaling) when connected to my external display. By changing this value to 125% on Windows 10 Settings, which is the value I have set for my internal display, the issue was resolved. Please let the development team know about this connection – plus, I know this native Windows setting should be available to accommodate for directly with OpenGL and the Java SDK (JDK) by now, as it was added almost 2 years ago to the Windows 10 preview builds, and the availability of the setting has persisted in Windows 10 since the official release.
With the addition of the fullscreen resolution slider, this issue seems to be fully resolved. I further deciphered this issue for the affected versions already listed, and found that the issue occurred with common "Full HD" screen resolutions beginning with 1920x1080. The slider has alleviated this issue completely.