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How do I return a value for screen resolution so that my application looks the same on different systems??

Asked by sverigedog in Python Scripting Language

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I need to be able to return a value for screen resolution so that I can set my application to look the same on different systems.

Using VPython I create multiple scenes and at times need them to have half the width of the screen each. Therefore I need to return a value for resolution and can then set x or y values accordingly. i.e.

bob = screen resolution width
sally = screen resolution height

scene2 = display(x=(bob/2) , y=0, width=(bob/2) , height=sally , newzoom=1)

Thank you for any help
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