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  • CNW 5099
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2006
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    #1

    Cannot Maximize Consist Editor Window

    After upgrading to the new forked TSRE from the Goku era version I can no loner maximize the consist window. Well, let me clarify, I can maximize the window but it becomes a big black space and the program is no longer usable. Reversing this does nothing to resolve the issue and I have to quit and start over, though whatever you were working on can be saved. Also, clicking on the wrong border in windowed mode causes the same black screen issue as well as trying to open up a second eng/wag window. Just wondering if anyone else experienced this behavior.
  • eric
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    • Dec 2002
    • 9583
    • NS MP245.4 CNO&TP South District
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    #2
    What version of Windows, and what's your monitor resolution? The TSRE logfile should show what was detected. If you're using multiple monitors, there might be a problem if you've got your primary monitor resolution set at a different size than what you're maximizing to.

    In your settings.txt file -- change (or add): debugoutput = true

    When starting up TSRE, the following should show up in your logfile:

    Code:
    [I] Primary: 1920 / 1080
    [I] Window: 1280 / 800
    [I] Window Orig: QPoint(0,0)
    [I] Window Center: QPoint(320,140)
    [I] Window Final: QPoint(320,140)​
    Last edited by eric; 12-30-2024, 12:47.
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    • CNW 5099
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2006
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      #3
      Okay, I will try it, thank you.

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      • CNW 5099
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2006
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        #4
        [I] Primary: 1920 / 1080
        [I] Window: 600 / 600
        [I] Window Orig: QPoint(0,0)
        [I] Window Center: QPoint(660,240)
        [I] Window Final: QPoint(660,240)

        This what I have.​

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        • eric
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          #5
          The 600x600 window is a lot smaller than what I'd expect to see. Can you turn debug on, and PM me a copy of your TSRE log or attach it here?
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          • CNW 5099
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            • Jul 2006
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            #6
            Sorry about the late reply but I can do that.

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            • eric
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              • Dec 2002
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              #7
              Later on, the window is being set to a different size:

              Code:
              [I] Primary: 1920 / 1080
              [I] Window: 1280 / 800
              [I] Window Orig: QPoint(0,0)
              [I] Window Center: QPoint(320,140)
              [I] Window Final: QPoint(320,140)
              Nothing in the code is failing, nor is the window being set to a size greater than the resolution of your screen...

              I also have no problem resizing or maximizing on my PC.

              Are you able to resize it manually by grabbing the edges?
              Last edited by eric; 01-17-2025, 18:22.
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