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Re: Does Workbench have a maximum resolution?
« on: November 22, 2010, 03:59:24 PM »
The workbench screen is just like any other public screen. The size and resolution is determined by the hardware, up to the limits imposed by the structures used in graphics/intuition. Unless I'm mistaken, the following structures all use signed 16-bit words for width and height (there are some places where unsigned are used): ViewPort, BitMap, Window, Screen...

Without any hardware limitations, those would restrict the maximum width and height to 32768 pixels. Which is big enough, really.
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Re: Does Workbench have a maximum resolution?
« Reply #1 on: November 23, 2010, 12:51:41 AM »
Quote from: kedawa;593661
I think the max is 16384x16384.


On my machine, that only appears for native modes. When using an RTG mode on my BVision, for example, the maximum is reported as 2048x2048, which just happens to be the maximum surface size supported by the Permedia2.
int p; // A