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0
Found in
2019.4
2019.4.15f1
2020.3
2021.2
2022.1
2022.2
Issue ID
1374381
Regression
No
Fullscreen Window mode ignores Supported Aspect Ratios when the player is running and resolution is changed
aspectReproduction steps:
1. Open Display Settings window: Right-Click on desktop > Display Settings
2. Open the attached project "ResolutionBug_QA.zip"
3. Click File > Build Settings > Build and Run
4. Once the player opens, switch windows with Alt+Tab to Display Settings window and change the resolution to 1920x1080
5. When Windows prompts you with "Keep these display settings" window, click the Revert button
Expected result: The resolution is limited to 16:9 aspect ratio
Actual result: The Supported Aspect Ratio is ignored when the display resolution is changed
Reproducible with: 2019.4.34f1, 2020.3.25f1, 2021.2.7f1, 2022.1.0b2, 2022.2.0a1
Notes:
- If the player launches without respecting 16:9 resolution (the player window is not letterboxed), rebuild the project using Exclusive Fullscreen mode, close the player and build once more with Fullscreen Window mode.
-Can't reproduce on macOS
-Reproduced the issue using 32:9 monitor
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