int System_GetScreenHeight() {
return game.GetGameRes().Height;
}
// [IKM] 2014-09-21
// IMPORTANT NOTE on System.ScreenWidth and System.ScreenHeight:
// It appears that in AGS these properties were not defining actual window size
// in pixels, but rather game frame size, which could include black borders,
// in 'native' (unscaled) pixels. This was due the specifics of how graphics
// modes were implemented in previous versions.
//
// Quote from the old manual:
// "Returns the actual screen width that the game is running at. If a graphic
// filter is in use, the resolution returned will be that before any
// stretching by the filter has been applied. If widescreen side borders are
// enabled, the screen width reported will include the size of these borders."
//
// The key words are "the resolution returned will be that BEFORE any
// stretching by the filter has been applied".
//
// Since now the letterbox and pillarbox borders are handled by graphics
// renderer and are not part of the game anymore, these properties should
// return strictly native game size. This is required for backwards
// compatibility.
//
int System_GetScreenWidth() {
return game.GetGameRes().Width;
}