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Calinou |
As the error says, OS.set_window_maximized() takes one argument. Opening the editor help (click Search Help in the top-right corner of the script editor) tells you that the argument is a boolean:
So, you should be using OS.set_window_maximized(true) to maximize the game window. Since this function doesn’t return anything, there is no point in assigning its result to a variable.
Moreover, you should not be calling window management functions every frame (which can result in performance decreases); it’s better to call them just once when needed.
Thanks. But now I’m running into the problem where my FPS is dropping to about 27 like with fullscreen… Is there another display driver that I could use? I’m running on an nVidia 1050ti. I shouldn’t have trouble running a game at 60 FPS that’s only 256x224 with maybe 3 scripts implemented thus far.
9BitStrider | 2017-08-12 22:49
What does your code look like after following Calinou’s suggestions?
Performance drops are not just caused by a high number of objects, but what is going on in your code; especially mainloop operations like _process().
What is running in _process() on your scripts? You’re right, you should have no trouble playing your game at 60+ FPS, unless something really Ugly is going on in your script…
YeOldeDM | 2017-08-12 23:07
extends Node2D
onready var root = get_tree().get_root()
onready var base_size = root.get_rect().size
func _ready():
OS.set_window_maximized(true)
get_tree().connect("screen_resized", self, "_on_screen_resized")
root.set_as_render_target(true)
root.set_render_target_update_mode(root.RENDER_TARGET_UPDATE_ALWAYS)
root.set_render_target_to_screen_rect(root.get_rect())
func _on_screen_resized():
var new_window_size = OS.get_window_size()
var scale_w = max(int(new_window_size.x / base_size.x), 1)
var scale_h = max(int(new_window_size.y / base_size.y), 1)
var scale = min(scale_w, scale_h)
var diff = new_window_size - (base_size * scale)
var diffhalf = (diff * 0.5).floor()
root.set_rect(Rect2(diffhalf, base_size))
root.set_render_target_to_screen_rect(Rect2(diffhalf, base_size * scale))
This is the code for my game’s world scene.
extends KinematicBody2D
###GRAB THE PLAYER SPRITE###
onready var player = get_node("MegaMan")
onready var player_offset = player.get_offset()
onready var pos = player.get_global_pos()
onready var debug_fps = get_node("Debug/FPS")
onready var debug_xpos = get_node("Debug/XPos")
onready var debug_ypos = get_node("Debug/YPos")
onready var debug_offset = get_node("Debug/Offset")
onready var debug_anim = get_node("Debug/Anim")
onready var debug_xspd = get_node("Debug/XSpeed")
onready var debug_yspd = get_node("Debug/YSpeed")
###DEBUG MODE VARIABLES###
var debug_mode = 0
###SET PLAYER VARIABLES###
var player_pos = pos
var direction = 0
var last_dir = 0
var anim = "idle"
var speed = Vector2()
var velocity = Vector2()
var jump_count = 0
var jump_hold = false
var final_grav
var allow_move = false
var beam_speed = 8
var weapon = 0
var charge = 0
var shoot_frame = 0
const X_SPEED = 1.3
const SLIDE_SPEED = 2.5
const GRAVITY = 0.25
const JUMP_FORCE = -5.25
const MAX_YSPEED = 7
const MAX_JUMPS = 1
###SET PROCESSES TO TRUE###
func _ready():
set_process(true)
set_fixed_process(true)
set_process_input(true)
###HANDLE ONE TIME ANIMATIONS###
func _on_anim_finished():
if anim == "teleport" and allow_move == false:
allow_move = true
anim = "idle"
player.set_flip_h(true)
player.play(anim)
if anim == "lilstep" and direction != 0:
anim = "run"
player.play(anim)
if anim == "lilstep" and direction == 0:
anim = "idle"
player.play(anim)
###ONE TIME EVENTS###
func _input(event):
if allow_move == true:
if jump_count < MAX_JUMPS and event.is_action_pressed("jump"):
jump_hold = true
speed.y = JUMP_FORCE
jump_count += 1
anim = "jump"
player.play(anim)
func _process(delta):
debug_fps.set_text(str(OS.get_frames_per_second()))
debug_offset.set_text(str(player_offset))
debug_xpos.set_text(str(pos.x))
debug_ypos.set_text(str(pos.y))
debug_anim.set_text(str(anim))
debug_xspd.set_text(str(speed.x))
debug_yspd.set_text(str(speed.y))
###HANDLE PLAYER INPUT AND MOVEMENT###
func _fixed_process(delta):
###TELEPORT THE PLAYER IN###
if allow_move == false and player_offset.y < 0:
player_offset.y += 8
player.edit_set_pivot(player_offset)
if allow_move == false and player_offset.y == 0:
anim = "teleport"
player.play(anim)
if allow_move == true:
###SET THE DIRECTION OF THE PLAYER###
if Input.is_action_pressed("move_left"):
direction = -1
player.set_flip_h(false)
elif Input.is_action_pressed("move_right"):
direction = 1
player.set_flip_h(true)
else:
direction = 0
###ACTIVATE THE LITTLE STEP###
if anim == "idle" and direction == -1 and last_dir != direction:
anim = "lilstep"
last_dir = direction
move(Vector2(-1, 0))
player.play(anim)
elif anim == "idle" and direction == 1 and last_dir != direction:
anim = "lilstep"
last_dir = direction
move(Vector2(1, 0))
player.play(anim)
elif anim == "run" and direction == -1 and last_dir != direction:
anim = "lilstep"
last_dir = direction
move(Vector2(-1, 0))
player.play(anim)
elif anim == "run" and direction == 1 and last_dir != direction:
anim = "lilstep"
last_dir = direction
move(Vector2(1, 0))
player.play(anim)
elif anim == "lilstep" and direction == -1 and last_dir != direction:
anim = "lilstep"
last_dir = direction
move(Vector2(-1, 0))
player.play(anim)
elif anim == "lilstep" and direction == 1 and last_dir != direction:
anim = "lilstep"
last_dir = direction
move(Vector2(1, 0))
player.play(anim)
###RESET THE DIRECTION VALUE###
if direction == 0 and last_dir != direction:
last_dir = 0
###CHECK TO SEE IF JUMP IS BEING HELD###
if Input.is_action_pressed("jump"):
jump_hold = true
else:
jump_hold = false
###SET PLAYER RUNNING SPEED###
if direction == -1 and anim != "lilstep":
speed.x = -X_SPEED
elif direction == 1 and anim != "lilstep":
speed.x = X_SPEED
else:
speed.x = 0
###SET JUMP VELOCITY###
speed.y += GRAVITY
if speed.y > MAX_YSPEED:
speed.y = MAX_YSPEED
###IF PLAYER RELEASED JUMP, START TO FALL###
if jump_hold == false and speed.y < -1:
speed.y = (speed.y - int(speed.y))
###MOVE THE PLAYER###
velocity = Vector2(speed.x, speed.y)
var move_remainder = move(velocity)
var colliding = is_colliding()
if is_colliding():
var normal = get_collision_normal()
var final_move = normal.slide(move_remainder)
speed = normal.slide(speed)
move(final_move)
if normal == Vector2(0, -1) and direction != 0 and anim == "jump":
jump_count = 0
anim = "run"
player.play(anim)
elif normal == Vector2(0, -1) and direction == 0 and anim == "jump":
jump_count = 0
anim = "idle"
player.play(anim)
###HANDLE ANIMATION CHANGES###
if allow_move == true and direction == 0 and anim == "run":
anim = "lilstep"
player.play(anim)
if allow_move == true and colliding == false and anim != "jump":
jump_count = MAX_JUMPS
anim = "jump"
player.play(anim)
This is from my player script.
extends TextureFrame
###PAUSE SCREEN STATE###
var pause_state = 0
func _ready():
set_process_input(true)
func _input(event):
###ACTIVATE/DEACTIVATE PAUSE###
if event.is_action_pressed("ui_accept"):
pause_state +=1
###SHOW/HIDE PAUSE MENU###
if pause_state == 1:
get_tree().set_pause(true)
show()
else:
get_tree().set_pause(false)
hide()
if pause_state > 1:
pause_state = 0
And finally, the start of the pause menu functions.
9BitStrider | 2017-08-12 23:43
I’m pretty sure is has to do with how my GPU is running GLES2. Just ran the game from a cheap HP laptop with an Intel graphics card and it runs full speed.
9BitStrider | 2017-08-13 10:54
