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Full screen problem with IOS on landscape orientation. #101
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Dude, I dont think this is a Haxe or Pixi issue. It is how iOS /Safari behaves. There are work around solutions out there for example Brim. |
Hi and thanks for the quick answer, I have found a Pixi example which doesn’t have the problem http://www.goodboydigital.com/runpixierun/ |
sure, Brim is here: |
Jumping into this issue too! Brim seems to be pretty old and not relay maintained. Also can't find subject bringing pixijs & brim together, which is weird because everyone should have this issue! Also I can't find anything related to Brim in the Run Pixie Run above... I'd the same issue with a threejs project, so I think the problem is mostly on HTML/CSS part rather than JS. What do you think @adireddy? |
The issue, well is not an issue but a behaviour in iOS that is not reported via conventional JS events. And is not related to pixi, Haxe or JS per-say. Happy to be corrected if I'm wrong :) Agreed, Brim is old and not really maintained now. I haven't used any other alternatives yet so can't comment but would be happy to hear others' thoughts and experience. |
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Related to pixijs#101, it shouldn't be an `absolute` position but a `fixed` one! Do you see any downside changing this?
Hi,
I have a problem with Haxe and PixiJs while using the “full screen” (bar are still here, just use all the available web space) view on IOS (tested with safari), when I turn my IPhone to portraits, then back in landscape, the view is no longer centered, but “scrolled down”, which is a problem, as it should be full screen, and force the user, if html accept it to scroll up again.
The bug is visible also on your Bunny Mark demo:
https://github.com/pixijs/pixi-haxe/tree/dev/samples/bunnymark
Thanks,
Red.
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