ScummVM game doesn't fit the screen

ScummVM game doesn't fit the screen - Unrecognizable young couple playing video game at home

The Curse of Monkey Island from GOG installed via Lutris (Ubuntu 18.04) is not scaled up to fit the screen. This is alleviated by using "OpenGL" as the "Graphics Mode" for that game in the GUI, but the next time the game is launched from Lutris my graphics settings have been reset. I don't know why.

I tried adding --gfx-mode=opengl as an option in lutris but ScummVM complained about unknown mode, and neither man nor the ScummVM wiki seem to be aware of the existence of the OpenGL graphics mode. Nor is Lutris' ScummVM runner.

How is this supposed to be done without having to reconfigure ScummVM every single time?



Best Answer

For those interested I installed the system provided ScummVM, configured that, and launched through that instead. It worked fine.

The problem then is that I could just as well have skipped Lutris altogether.




Pictures about "ScummVM game doesn't fit the screen"

ScummVM game doesn't fit the screen - Athletes Running on Track and Field Oval in Grayscale Photography
ScummVM game doesn't fit the screen - Turned-on Red and Green Nintendo Switch
ScummVM game doesn't fit the screen - Anonymous soccer player on field during match



How do I make ScummVM full screen?

You can either start your game using the -f command line parameter, setting the game to Full Screen in the ScummVM Options dialog, or by using the Alt+Enter key combination in-game to switch between full screen and windowed modes.

How do I stretch games to fit my screen?

Note: If the game still opens in windowed mode after completing both solutions, locate the full screen option within the games settings/options menu and ensure the box is ticked. The game should now change to full screen mode.

Why is my game not taking up the whole screen?

It's probably because the game's display settings are set to Windowed Mode. Delete the Launch Options, they're unnecessary. Within the game, in Video settings you will want to set the Display Mode to "Fullscreen" and select your resolution here as well.



All ScummVM Games - Every ScummVM Game In One Video




Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

Images: Ryutaro Tsukata, Pixabay, Pixabay, RF._.studio