Open pogrammerX opened 1 year ago
@danginsburg, any ideas here?
@danginsburg, any ideas here?
I'm not familiar with this issue, I'd likely need a repro. The obvious thing to suggest is to see if calling SDL_SetWindowGammaRamp
makes any difference (maybe the default gamma being used in the fullscreen mode is incorrect?), but that's just a guess.
This isn't anything SDL controls and sounds like a driver issue. Have you installed the latest drivers for your hardware and made sure that you have default settings in the video card driver control panel?
Latest drivers are installed. Calling Set_WindowGammaRamp also didn’t help.
Sam Lantinga @.***> schrieb am Do. 23. Mai 2024 um 19:17:
This isn't anything SDL controls and sounds like a driver issue. Have you installed the latest drivers for your hardware and made sure that you have default settings in the video card driver control panel?
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What video card do you have, what monitor do you have, and what version of graphics drivers do you have?
I'm using Direct3D right now, when i create my Window with SDL2 everything renders fine, but when i enter fullscreen the gamma is increased, i experienced this issue awell with OpenGL and Vulkan.
Any help is appreciated