By toggling that to "true" I was able to get the video to show up in its own separate virtual desktop.
#DISCORD FOR MAC OS 10.8 MAC OS X#
I actually managed to find a setting in the ini file that switches whether native fullscreen is used (for those not using the system, Mac OS X has two fullscreen types - one of which is "native" and integrates with the system's multiple desktop handling), "vid_nativefullscreen". As I recall I was able to get it on the other monitor by dragging the startup window to that monitor before picking which game to run. I definitely was able to get it working on either monitor. dada78641 Joined: Discord: dada78641#0789 Github ID: msikma Operating System: Mac OS X 10.8 or later OS Test Version: No (Using Stable Public Version) Maybe there's a quick workaround, something in the ini I can change? I'm sure I can work around this by reconnecting the monitor later and fiddling with the settings, but it would be nice to have a check that fixes this automatically if it occurs. Originally noticed this on 4.2.2, updated to 4.6.0 but it's still there. The console window disappears a bit too quickly for me to copy everything, but here's a partial log. But this only started since I connected that external monitor that one time and I've changed nothing about my setup since then, so my guess is it's something to do with this. Then again this is just my speculation, maybe something else entirely is going on. It's possible it saved the monitor number to render on somewhere and on startup it's not rechecking to make sure this monitor is still there.
#DISCORD FOR MAC OS 10.8 CODE#
I'm posting this in the OpenGL forum, but I'm thinking this is maybe a problem with whatever code interfaces with the Mac OS X system APIs. It's not on another virtual desktop either, it's just nowhere. As far as I can tell everything else just works except there's no image. It's like the actual rendering is taking place on a secondary monitor, except of course there isn't one. The program opens, it initializes correctly, I hear the music and I can even control the menu, but I can't see anything. And it worked perfectly.īut today I tried to run GZDoom again without the external monitor attached and for some reason I'm no longer getting an image.
Recently I played on a setup with a second monitor (you need a CRT to recapture that old 90s spirit). I'm running GZDoom on a Macbook Air on Mac OS X.
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