Richard Davey 962ff04538 If you gave the width or height in the Game Config object as a string it would multiply the value given by the parent size, often leading to a huge game canvas, or causing WebGL errors as it tried to create a texture larger than the GPU could handle. This has now been strengthened. If you give a string with a % at the end, it works as before, i.e. "100%" or "50%" to set the scale based on the parent. If you don't include the %, or use another unit, such as "800px" it will now be treated as a fixed value, not a percentage.		2023-09-07 15:19:57 +01:00
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ScaleManager.js	If you gave the width or height in the Game Config object as a string it would multiply the value given by the parent size, often leading to a huge game canvas, or causing WebGL errors as it tried to create a texture larger than the GPU could handle. This has now been strengthened. If you give a string with a % at the end, it works as before, i.e. "100%" or "50%" to set the scale based on the parent. If you don't include the %, or use another unit, such as "800px" it will now be treated as a fixed value, not a percentage.	2023-09-07 15:19:57 +01:00