Hey everyone, I'm making a mod that adds a container, so it adds slots. When developing I leave my minecraft's screen small (it doesn't  cover the whole screen) so I , when developing, put the coords of the slots based on the small Gui. I was wondering if there's any way to detect if the Minecraft screen is or not in Fullscreen, so that I could put the coords based on that.

 

I know I could go with the width and height, but it was too messy, and I didn't really want to spend hours finding it.

 

Any ideas would be really appreciated.

Knowing the middle of the gui is always in the middle of the screen, you can use (width-xSize)/2. That gives you the middle of the screen, and base your slots around that value (same for the y but height and ySize

for some reason, it gives me the most top left pixel of the screen. It kinda helps me, I can set up the coords for it but only at the resolution of my screen.

 

Here are the classes:

 

https://github.com/gjkf/GjkfLib/blob/master/src/main/java/com/gjkf/lib/gui/GuiScreenWidget.java

https://github.com/gjkf/HeadPhones-Radio/blob/master/src/main/java/com/gjkf/headPhones/client/gui/RadioCrystalGui.java

 

Thanks for the help

You are setting the minX and minY values to getMinX() and getMinY() method in GuiScreenWidget, but those are 0 because they're not initialised. Then you pass in those values, but because the passed in values are 0, you set the minX and minY values to 0. You have 2 options with your current setup:

1) in the RadioCrystalGui, call the super method without parameters, or

2) pass 176 and 166 (default values) instead of minX and minY.

This is the log I get (I print into the log minX and minY)

 

[14:42:37] [Client thread/INFO] [HeadPhonesRadio]: MinX: 0

[14:42:37] [Client thread/INFO] [HeadPhonesRadio]: MinY: 0

 

I get this with both your methods.

 

This is how I did it

 

Main.log.info("MinX: " + minX);
Main.log.info("MinY: " + minY);

 

I'm sorry if I made some stupid errors but I can't really figure it out.

 

Couldn't I just do width/2 and height/2 to find the middle point, that should always be the same?

 

EDIT: Look at the same classes for what I came up now. I keep getting 0 using the library,  in the actual mod I get the correct result

 

EDIT: Fixed it, thanks for the help