solved Engine/resize() according to screen width

[royibernthal]

Engine/resize() seems to be according to screen height. Is there a way to change it to be according to screen width?

[Dad72]

engine.resize () is for the width and height of the screen logically

Try on a PG to shrink the code to enlarge the scene in width and you'll see that it works also for the width and for the height

[royibernthal]

I'll try to clarify - the meshes in the scene are resized only according to height.

Try to resize width (even in PG) - while the canvas and scene will adapt, the meshes won't be resized at all.

[Dad72]

At home, they are resizing. 

I see what you mean. I think Deltakosh can answer you better, but I think this is normal. I see correctly resize.

If it were not, your object would no longer have the correct starting form after resizing width or height. If you look at a sphere, even after resizing it must remain a perfect sphere and not an oval

[royibernthal]

Just to make sure we're on the same page, I attached a video.

Notice how the meshes are scaled when resizing the window height, and how they stay the same when resizing the window width.

 

The idea is to keep the same aspect ratio, same as it is done now when resizing height, only to have an option to depend on width as well.

Same idea as idealWidth and idealHeight in GUI, unless I'm missing something.

[Dad72]

Yes I understood. But what I see is that the sphere remains a sphere. it does not become oval, so it is resize. IF this was not the case, the sphere would become oval

Let's wait and see what Deltakosh will say about that. But I always assume it was normal behavior.

[royibernthal]

Yes of course, the aspect ratio is maintained, it doesn't mean the same can't be achieved for width. The aspect ratio will simply depend on width instead of on height.

The sphere will still remain a sphere.

Anyway yeah, let's see what Deltakosh says.

[Dad72]

I agree that this should be the same result as resizing the height where all the scene is expanding or shrinking.

[Nabroski]

easy
http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#H5TZ2P