It would be useful if it worked with WebGL too, so I'll look into getting it to work too.Īlright, I figured out a solution that works with both rendering modes. Okay, I managed to get it to resize correctly when it's using canvas as a renderer. And since it essentially forces you to use canvas instead of WebGL it has quite a lot of performance implications. It still has some minor problems, so it's not a full solution just yet. Okay, I figured out it's possible to change the screen size by making the default renderer Phaser.CANVAS and adding onresize event to body, which calls the following function. Since the game size seems to be set in stone after the game is started, I'm doubtful if it's doable without modifying the source code. Occasionally Provide Motion Feedback (from the Motion menu - be civil! Don't rant.I probably didn't make it clear in the first post, but I want the game size to be resized even after the game has started. However, any modification you make to your template project, you will have to reset those parameters that Motion likes to change back every. Most of the time, you will see they are what you wanted and Motion changes them basically when it 'returns' from saving. When you run into Motion resetting some parameters as soon as you save - go into FCPX and see what the 'state' of the parameters are.

Your new custom drop zone should behave a little bit better now. Amazingly, you also get the Pan and Scale parameters back that you can publish to FCPX. In your project with your custom Drop Zone added, select the layer, then in the Image inspector, you will see: Type and on the right side ' Off' - click that drop down menu and select Drop Zone. It makes it easier to find from project to project. If you know how to save it to your Library - do that. Re-import the image you made into Motion. You can make it in Motion and just Save Current Frame. It can be JPG, PNG, or TIFF - JPG is good enough and it uses way less memory than the other formats. The best way I've found around it: Make yourself a custom drop zone image. If you go into the media layer, and check out the Drop Zone image, it's a.

Drop zones have given me a headache since the beginning, for various reasons.

Dropzone change width on resize