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[Windows Bug] Windowed Fullscreen does not compose as expected #5345
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The volume meter works fine for me
…On Aug 19, 2017 12:28 PM, "Brian Blakely" ***@***.***> wrote:
Description
Windowed Fullscreen does not allow system overlays to render (such as the
system volume meter). It also has a problem with windows from some other
desktop apps (such as the Steam on-screen keyboard). Alt-Tab works well,
although there is flicker.
My config: retroarch.cfg.zip
<https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/files/1236526/retroarch.cfg.zip>
Expected behavior
RetroArch should compose exactly as it does in windowed mode.
Actual behavior
While it appears to work somewhat like a typical "borderless fullscreen"
mode, it has some quirks.
Steps to reproduce the bug
1. video_windowed_fullscreen = "true"
2. video_fullscreen = "true"
3. Change volume while RetroArch is running.
4. System volume meter does not display.
Bisect Results
Always the case, as far as I am aware.
Version/Commit
- RetroArch: RetroArch: 1.6.7 / Git 2ff6bee
<2ff6bee>
Environment information
- OS: Windows 10
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Surprising, because I know that I am not the only person with this issue. Is there any other information I could provide that would shed light on this? |
Win10's little volume thing in the top left is hidden for me too when running RA in Windowed fullscreen. I've always thought RA's windowed fullscreen was weird. It has the same swap interval 2 bug (#2193) that true fullscreen has and it doesn't have the mGBA juddering bug that windowed mode has (libretro/libretro-meta#22). So regarding those two issues it basically acts like true fullscreen. But, it doesn't reset my ICC profile (stupid fullscreen bug in Creator's update) like true fullscreen does, so it doesn't fully act like true fullscreen. It also has the advantage true fullscreen has in that it "recovers" (stops stuttering) from fast forwarding much quicker than windowed mode does. |
Ah not, it seems you're right it's not showing up.
Have your tried with other GL applications? does it happen with the D3D
driver too?
…On Sat, Aug 19, 2017 at 7:11 PM, Awakened0 ***@***.***> wrote:
Win10's little volume thing in the top left is hidden for me too when
running RA in Windowed fullscreen.
I've always thought RA's windowed fullscreen was weird. It has the same
swap interval 2 bug (#2193
<#2193>) that true fullscreen
has and it doesn't have the mGBA juddering bug that windowed mode has (
libretro/libretro-meta#22
<libretro/libretro-meta#22>). So regarding
those two issues it basically acts like true fullscreen. But, it doesn't
reset my ICC profile (stupid fullscreen bug in Creator's update) like true
fullscreen does, so it doesn't fully act like true fullscreen. It also has
the advantage true fullscreen has in that it "recovers" (stops stuttering)
from fast forwarding much quicker than windowed mode does.
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I feel like it's a crapshoot with GL games that support borderless window. Some show the volume bar, others don't. I can't think of any specific examples ATM. I can't get RA to launch with D3D. I tried disabling my GLSL shader and setting the menu driver to RGUI in my config. The verbose console says:
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It is trying to load GLSL shaders. This won't work with D3D9. The only shader backend implemented for D3D9 is Cg, so if you want to use shaders, make sure they are Cg shaders. |
The gl and vulkan drivers both exhibit this issue. The d3d driver does not, but it does exhibit this one: Someone else reported this problem here: https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroArch/comments/56s9ud/black_screen_when_starting_retroarch/ |
There is a bounty open for this. The menu display driver for D3D is not complete enough to display MaterialUI and/or XMB properly. So for now, you can only use RGUI with Direct3D. We have several bounties open for these. You can view them here - https://www.bountysource.com/activity/bounties Quite a few are dedicated to improving Direct3D. |
Just tried standalone Dolphin with borderless fullscreen and OGL -- same issue as in OP. D3D works fine in that case as well. |
@twinaphex actually, it's swap interval 2 that was causing the crash. If I set that to 1 I can use d3d. Here's the log output when it crashes when I try to switch to swap interval 2 in RGUI: https://hastebin.com/bewaloviqo.md And a GDB backtrace: https://hastebin.com/mivofupide.php |
not sure if its related. but fullscreen is giving some users issues as well. #7430 (comment) I came across https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=96766 which mentions custom resolutions. I do have issues with nvfbc capture due to it wanting to pick up my 4k display as a different resolution due to windows scaling. Nvfbc is now deprecated due to the aforementioned among other things, however if retroarch picks up the reported desktop resolution in a similar fashion and reports something under the hood other than the native resolution, i wonder if windows scaling is interacting somehow and borking FSE and in this case, causing windowed rendering issues. |
This is an issue with any fullscreen app using OGL or Vulkan. Closing out. |
its your issue to close, and that may or may not be true depending on what your referencing but as far as full screen exclusive and RA goes - even the directx backend behaves the same. They all render as borderless windowed. There is no locking of the mouse to the game window. There is no alt tabbing. and other apps dependent on full screen do not pick it up. still, considering the date of this - and the date of the issue reporting the FSE problems, its been a thing for awhile. I just check in from time to time when I hack away at trying to find a way around it. The issues it creates with various frontend features and remote gameplay hurt my soul ;p EDIT |
This bug wasn't about exclusive fullscreen, it was about RA not playing well with Windows and Steam overlays. As it turns out, the fix was to use DirectX, so this bug was fixed when the DirectX video driver was added. |
yea, your correct. I got carried way. I think all the rendering/ui bugs are likely tied together in some fashion, but a bug report should certainly be limited in scope to what it was about. I know the fullscreen exclusive mode (or lack thereof) in this case can also be demonstrated via how things like overlays interact with true fullscreen etc. Hence my referencing the other post. glad things are sorted for you on your end with the dx driver though :) |
Description
Windowed Fullscreen does not allow system overlays to render (such as the system volume meter). It also has a problem with windows from some other desktop apps (such as the Steam on-screen keyboard). Alt-Tab works well, although there is flicker.
My config: retroarch.cfg.zip
Expected behavior
RetroArch should compose exactly as it does in windowed mode.
Actual behavior
While it appears to work somewhat like a typical "borderless fullscreen" mode, it has some quirks.
Steps to reproduce the bug
Bisect Results
Always the case, as far as I am aware.
Version/Commit
Environment information
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