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GameWindow

Introduction

The GameWindow class represents the window that the game is rendering at. This is typically accessed through the XNA Game's Window property.

iOS

The resolution of the game window can depend on the presence of splash screen files. For more information, see this discussion: http://community.monogame.net/t/not-correct-bounds-size-on-iphone5-always-480x320/591

Introduction

AllowUserResizing controls whether the user can resize the game window by dragging the edges or corners. This value is false by default.

Introduction

ClientSizeChanged is an event which is raised whenever the window is resized. Unfortunately this event is only raised when the window is resized by dragging the corners/edges, or when the window is maximized. Once the window is maximized, clicking the maximize button to restore the window will not raise this event. Therefore, it is recommended that Windows Desktop games the CornerGrabbingResize event. For more information on this event, see the this page.

handle

Introduction

Handle is a pointer that can be used to retrieve the Form representing the game window. This can be used for logic such as restricting the game's minimum width and height.

Code Example

Form gameWindowForm = (Form)Form.FromHandle(FlatRedBallServices.Game.Window.Handle);

Introduction

handle

Introduction

Handle is a pointer that can be used to retrieve the Form representing the game window. This can be used for logic such as restricting the game's minimum width and height.

Code Example

Form gameWindowForm = (Form)Form.FromHandle(FlatRedBallServices.Game.Window.Handle);

GameWindow

Introduction

The GameWindow class represents the window that the game is rendering at. This is typically accessed through the XNA Game's Window property.