I'll see if I can reproduce that on my macbook. That is odd about the window fullscreen setting. Any ideas that might help? Hello mthorsen. So I'm finding that it isn't possible to adjust the settings so that I can see the character well enough to play the game. Right after the root prompt, enter the following: /sbin/fsck -fy. Wait until the scrolling white text stops.
#2016 macbook pro screen issues mac
Originally posted by mthorsen:I'm on a MacBook Pro (last October's hardware) running Mavericks. As the Mac boots in this mode, the screen reports each step of the process. But when I got into the game I found that not only wouldn't my cursor show, my "fullscreen" was actually a black screen with the middle half of the area filled just like the "Window (Fullscreen)" setting did. Fortunately, most of the buttons highlight when you mouse over, so that wasn't a huge pain.
I went back and changed it to proper fullscreen to see if my cursor came back when I was in teh actual game. I don't really understand why the latter would be, but that's how it is. Which led to my character being too tiny to really see her actions well, even when I chose 640x480 as the resoultion. I tried the "Window (Fullscreen)" setting and found that it always sized itself to the exactly same amount of screen real estate: half of my screen. I had an awful time trying to guesstimate where the cursor was until I could click a resolution arrow again and change it back.
#2016 macbook pro screen issues full
When I made it full screen, I could no longer see the cursor. MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2016) MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2017) MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2018, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports) MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2018) MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2019, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports. So I figured I'd reduce it to the highest resolution under 1920x1200 and make it full screen. When I entered the game, though, I found that my character was too small to parse well, and it would be extremely difficult to see the interactions between her and the generated critters. Oh well, I increased the resolution until the window looked like a reasonable size on my machine, though I was stunned to find I had to exceed the 1920x1200 in order to do it. The resolution appeared to be 1024x768, which should fill more than half of my 1920x1200 screen. When I opened the game, the window covered substantially less than half my screen, so I went into the settings. I'm on a MacBook Pro (last October's hardware) running Mavericks.
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