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UO Client Modifications/Tools / Re: Removing gamewindow borders
« on: April 24, 2021, 06:29:28 AM »
No one has any ideas about this? 
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UO Client Modifications/Tools / Re: Removing gamewindow borders
« on: February 10, 2021, 10:57:52 AM »Will the options on your paperdoll to select "Use full screen display" get rid of the borders?
No, it doesn't.
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UO Client Modifications/Tools / Removing gamewindow borders
« on: February 09, 2021, 04:27:10 PM »
Hey,
I haven't done any UO Client modifications, so I have no idea if this is the right area for this topic or if it's even doable, but here goes. Is it possible to get rid of those borders around the game window, without changing client or using 3rd party apps like Razor etc? I would like to make my game window bigger with only OpenEUO by setting UO.CliXRes and UO.CliYRes, but the game window borders do not scale up with it.
To sum up: I cannot and don't want to change the client I use, nor can I use 3rd party apps like Razor to do it / make the game window bigger.
Any pointers how this could be achieved? I am willing to try an modify the client files I am using, but I have no idea where to begin with that.
Thank you!
I haven't done any UO Client modifications, so I have no idea if this is the right area for this topic or if it's even doable, but here goes. Is it possible to get rid of those borders around the game window, without changing client or using 3rd party apps like Razor etc? I would like to make my game window bigger with only OpenEUO by setting UO.CliXRes and UO.CliYRes, but the game window borders do not scale up with it.
To sum up: I cannot and don't want to change the client I use, nor can I use 3rd party apps like Razor to do it / make the game window bigger.
Any pointers how this could be achieved? I am willing to try an modify the client files I am using, but I have no idea where to begin with that.
Thank you!
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New member introductions / Re: Hello all
« on: February 05, 2021, 06:37:41 AM »
Okay, well.. I have been playing UO for nearly 20 years. I enjoy the game and all aspects of it. The shard I've played most of my UO career on is a RP/PVP/PVM shard and it's still kicking after 20 years of being online. I work as a software engineer and actually my first introduction to any lines of code was from UO scripts. I didn't do much scripting before getting a degree but I've gained a new interest in scripting for UO now. I code only for OpenEUO because I hate easyUO syntax 
. I only wish the source code for OpenEUO was publicly available! Has someone reverse engineered it perhaps?
I don't know what else to say! I'm not that interesting of a person
I have no hobbies aside from doing some coding on my free time and playing UO I have played some other games too, like WoW, the Dark Souls series and some single player RPG's. but my main game has always been UO!
Hope I can be a part of this nice community.
. I only wish the source code for OpenEUO was publicly available! Has someone reverse engineered it perhaps? I don't know what else to say! I'm not that interesting of a person
I have no hobbies aside from doing some coding on my free time and playing UO I have played some other games too, like WoW, the Dark Souls series and some single player RPG's. but my main game has always been UO!Hope I can be a part of this nice community.
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New member introductions / Hello all
« on: February 04, 2021, 10:11:37 AM »
Hey!
I'm hraaffok, interested in finding some scripts here. Playing UO for almost 20 years and still going. I like coding scripts on OpenEUO.
I'm hraaffok, interested in finding some scripts here. Playing UO for almost 20 years and still going. I like coding scripts on OpenEUO.
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