How to horizontal screen?

[Tankman]

how to force rotation to horizontal on mobiles?

[Jovanny]

We don’t have good support on mobiles. The application made should be targeted to PCs.

[Tankman]

At least we can encourage on mobile and I hope to see in the future better support for touch devices.

[Hamzah_Alani]

@Tankman

how to force rotation to horizontal on mobiles?

If you’re using the mobile app version of wick, I recommend checking my mobile editor tutorial:

Mobile Editor

I know that there’s a higher chance whoever is reading this prefers using the computer version of Wick more than the mobile one for programming, but since the Wick Team worked hard to make a wick mobile app possible, I figured I might try to help people get started with making mobile games :D 1 Canvas size I used the following code to find the size that I want my canvas to be set to: [image] 2 Alerts look Different! Mobile alerts are different, depending on your device of course! [image] …

It has some good tips for the mobile editor, including how to force rotation to horizontal on mobiles:

@Hamzah_Alani

Screen rotation?

If you want to make a mobile game, you either want the screen to be in portrait or landscape mode most of the time, right? You could lock the app in one of these modes by using:

developer.mozilla.org

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ScreenOrientation.lock() - Web APIs | MDN

The lock() property of the ScreenOrientation interface locks the orientation of the containing document to its default orientation.

By the way, “ window.screen.orientation.lock() ” seemed to work better though than just “ screen.orientation.lock() ”

Here’s me flipping the editor to landscape mode and turning my head sideways while trying to make it go back to portrait mode:

[Jovanny]

I hope so as well, but it will be in the long term.

[Tankman]

Oh, tank you, it worked, but now i don’t know how to get full screen.

[Hamzah_Alani]

@Tankman

it worked

I’m glad to hear that

@Tankman

i don’t know how to get full screen.

Try using this line of code to enter full screen:

document.documentElement.requestFullscreen();