I used the code below to change a scene into a Scene View (launched by a button in a UI Menu), and it seems that the game scene is zoomed in. It also cuts off the scene and does not fill the entire screen.
w, h = ui.get_screen_size()
root_view = ui.View('menu')
scene_view = scene.SceneView()
scene_view.frame = (0, 0, w, h)
scene_view.scene = Game()
ui.get_screen_size() returns the full screen resolution for portrait mode, no matter how the device is rotated. The best way to make a view fill the entire screen is to set the view's flex = "WH".
Setting the view's flex = "WH" doesn't do anything.
This works for me...
#w, h = ui.get_screen_size()
root_view = ui.View('menu')
scene_view = scene.SceneView()
#scene_view.frame = (0, 0, w, h)
scene_view.flex = 'WH'
scene_view.scene = Game()
For another approach, see SceneViewer: http://omz-forums.appspot.com/pythonista/post/6096598232727552
Using
#w, h = ui.get_screen_size()
root_view = ui.View('menu')
scene_view = scene.SceneView()
#scene_view.frame = (0, 0, w, h)
scene_view.flex = 'WH'
scene_view.scene = Game()
Gives Me
Are you doing root_view.add_subview(scene_view)?
Yes!
Tried this on another script, it still happened there too.
AFTER you present the root_view, do scene_view = scene.SceneView(frame=root_view.frame).
This gives me a black screen.
Did you set scene_view.scene AFTER the line above?
Got it working now, thanks.
This is now happening to me in only Xcode 6.1, But works fine in Pythonista. Really wishing I never updated Xcode. Haven't stopped getting problems ever since.
Any ideas?
Can you please post a github repo of a minimum codebase that exhibits this behavior?
@ccc See here.
Techteej, it would be helpful if you post a complete working example.
By complete, that means someone should be able to run your code, as is, without having to guess what your are doing.
Given that you didn't post your pyui, and given that there are some variables (offset) which are never defined in your code, no one here can possibly help you.
@JonB not much info had to be given to describe the problem, but here's everything https://gist.github.com/tjferry14/30f0fd54c05071240559
Can you repost the picture of what is happening? The imgur link is invalid
When ran in Xcode, the scene is just a black screen.
Ok, so to be clear....... With your original code, you saw something, but it was the wrong size. Now you see only black?
Does the menu work?
You might want to go way back to basics - can you get a simple scene which, say, draws a colored rectangle on the screen to work in a sceneview? I.e rule out any problems with loading images, etc.
The menu works just fine, but when tapping play game (to load the scene) I get a black screen
So once again...in your original code, did you get a black screen?
Can you see ANY sceneview. .. Try a simple one without images, since paths always seem to be an issue....