/**
* Called when the screen is resized, and sets some variables, like {@link JumboMathHandler#xmod}
* and {@link JumboMathHandler#ymod}.
*/
public static void update() {
// JumboLaunchConfig config = JumboSettings.launchConfig;
final int width, height;
final float factor;
if (JumboSettings.launchConfig.fullscreen) {
final DisplayMode current = Display.getDisplayMode();
factor = Display.getPixelScaleFactor();
width = current.getWidth();
height = current.getHeight();
} else {
width = Display.getWidth();
height = Display.getHeight();
factor = Display.getPixelScaleFactor();
}
// Dynamic resizing only works if its larger than the launch
// dimensions.
// If its not, it gets strectched, which looks a bit ugly. Because
// of
// this, developers should make their base window as small as
// possible.
// if (width < config.width || height < config.height) {
// renderwidth = config.width;
// renderheight = config.height;
// GL11.glOrtho(0.0f, config.width, 0, config.height, 0.0f, 1.0f);
// GL11.glViewport(0, 0, width, height);
// Maths.currentdim = new Dimension(config.width, config.height);
// } else {
// for high dpi modes
renderwidth = (int) (width * factor);
renderheight = (int) (height * factor);
for (JumboRenderModule m : modes) {
m.resize(renderwidth, renderheight);
}
JumboPaintClass.getScene().onWindowUpdate();
JumboPaintClass.getPreviousScene().onWindowUpdate();
wasResized = false;
}
