Scaling settings in run.sh

[RussianTortoise]

Hi

Thanks for making a Linux version. The Linux/Java(Scala) combo is exactly what I was looking for.

Any chance you can remove this from run.sh or fix it?

# If this is 0, then try to guess from the screen resolution
#if [[ $SCALE == 0 || $SCALE == "" || !($SCALE =~ ^[0-9]*[.]?[0-9]*$) ]]; then
#xrandr --query|grep -A 1 "connected primary"|grep -v connected
#H=`xrandr --query|grep -A 1 "connected primary"|grep -v connected|awk '{print $1}'|awk -Fx '{print $2}'`
#echo "Resolution: $H"
#SCALE=1
#if [[ $H -gt 1800 ]]; then SCALE=2; fi
#if [[ $H -gt 4000 ]]; then SCALE=3; fi
#fi

I can't imagine any situation where I would want scaling at 300% but that is what it defaults to on my system. Pretty annoying having to manually edit the script everytime I install an update.

 

[cstone949]

Look in ~/.motivewave/startup.ini, you'll find an empty template with a line containing "SCALE=". Set it to the percentage scale you want.
For me it is:
SCALE=150%