Is there any way to actually MOVE the game window?
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- Original title: Is there any way to actually MOVE the game window?
- Original author: Benja
- Original date: November 30, 2016
- Source thread: https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/threads/is-there-any-way-to-actually-move-the-game-window.71685/
- Source forum path: Game Development Engines > Legacy Engine Support > RPG Maker VXAce Support
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Alright, so I am creating a horror game in rpg maker that breaks the fourth wall to spook you I have already found a way to resize the window, but I am looking for a way to actually MOVE it. For example let's say the screen was in the center of the desktop, then something spooky happened and all of a sudden the game was on the side of the screen! { "lightbox_close": "Close",
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Alright, so I am creating a horror game in rpg maker that breaks the fourth wall to spook you
I have already found a way to resize the window, but I am looking for a way to actually MOVE it. For example let's say the screen was in the center of the desktop, then something spooky happened and all of a sudden the game was on the side of the screen!
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Any ideas on how this would be achievable?
I have already found a way to resize the window, but I am looking for a way to actually MOVE it. For example let's say the screen was in the center of the desktop, then something spooky happened and all of a sudden the game was on the side of the screen!
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Any ideas on how this would be achievable?
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