- #Make compositor fullscreen mod#
- #Make compositor fullscreen full#
- #Make compositor fullscreen code#
- #Make compositor fullscreen windows#
That way, on boot, I see the splash screen and then the application full screen, and on shutdown, briefly see the splash screen again, which is what I want. It's not what I originally set out to do, but if the Weston background wallpaper could be changed to use the same screen as the splash screen in u-boot, Linux, it might work well enough. Not sure how this would translate to using Qt with Widgets, in case that is the method you are using. If you are running Qt with QML, this should work for you. Eventually, I need to make a custom splash screen that is used prior to Application startup (for the entire boot sequence u-boot, Linux, Weston, etc.) This was causing window decorations to be drawn when running in a window manager like Weston.Ĭhanging this to QtQuick2ApplicationViewer::showFullScreen() made the difference for my case. Previously, in my case, on another platform without a window manager, the GUI part of the application was started using QtQuick2ApplicationViewer::showExpanded(). It runs Qt/QML using QtQuick2ApplicationViewer. I currently have it working on top of weston/wayland. Any tutorials you could point me to? I see a reasonable amount of information in the iMX6, but only lots of unanswered questions similar to mine for iMX8. Is this a good way to start? Or should I build Qt from scratch. I don't care about the desktop, because I need to run fullscreen. I managed to get some Qt Apps running under Wayland/Weston desktop when I connect a monitor to the HDMI port. Interesting that the sysroot in the SDK contains Qt Quick Controls 2, but the rootfs on the SD Card does not. The Qt/QML app runs full screen and is the only GUI app.ĭo I need to use the built-in Wayland-Weston? Or should I use QtWayland to build my own compositor? If so, what platform do I run my own QtWayland compositor on? Is there an underlying platform suitable for running this available - I'd like to be able to use the GPU.ĭISTRO=fsl-imx-wayland MACHINE=imx8mqevk source fsl-setup-release.sh -b build-waylandĪnd then built the SD Card and the SDK. At the moment, there is nothing I can do to fix this bug until a new version of the library is released.What is the best way to go about porting a Qt/QML application to iMX8M EVK board? It might enable VSync when the window is in borderless fullscreen, causing significant performance issues. There's an internal bug in the window library that Minecraft uses. You'll always get less FPS with a borderless fullscreen instead of a normal video mode fullscreen.
Using a borderless fullscreen might impact the game's performance. The game has serious performance issues with this mod. Unfortunately, this is the default window behavior and is not related to Borderless Window. This is a Minecraft/Forge related issue, just wait until the main menu is loaded. When using many mods, the window might hang up and will not respond on startup. The game freezes on startup, and the window doesn't respond. Borderless Window is currently disabled on macOS and Linux using Wayland because both architectures seem to be buggy with a borderless fullscreen.
#Make compositor fullscreen windows#
Windows and Linux using X11 will work just fine.
#Make compositor fullscreen code#
Since this project is published under the MIT License, you can even change the source code and include a modified version if you want!
#Make compositor fullscreen mod#
Sure, you are free to include this mod in any modpack you want. The window should now automatically be borderless when switching to fullscreen (i.e., pressing F11 or activating the fullscreen from the Video Settings). Have a look at Borderless Mining by comp500 if you are searching for a similar mod for Fabric.Īs usual, locate your Minecraft installation folder and place the downloaded JAR file in your "mods" folder.
In addition, other windows can be placed on top of the Minecraft window. With this mod, the window will not minimize when switching to another program. Full-Screen Mode Using Windows Shortcuts The easiest way to go full screen in an application or a game is to use the Alt + Enter keyboard shortcut. The default behavior of the Minecraft fullscreen would minimize the game once it loses focus. This is especially useful when using multiple monitors to switch to another program on a different monitor. This Forge mod replaces the standard Minecraft fullscreen mode with a custom borderless fullscreen.
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