Quote Originally Posted by chronozphere
hmm... weird problem. :think:

I think it might have to do with the engine itsself. If so, i think the code that determines the backbuffer size, might be wrong. The easiest way to get a backbuffer size, is to take the dimentions of the window, and use them as backbuffer size. This method works but it's not entirly accurate, because a window has borders which are taken into account when you get the window size.

This means that the display-area is not the same size as the backbuffer. The backbuffer is stretched/cropped into the display-area, which might result in some artifacts.

I dont know how the backbuffer-size is determined. I haven't solved this problem myself.

It's just a hint, that might lead you to the sollution

Good luck.
that actually makes sence. if you look at the avi, you can see how it looks as if it changes size and is shifting as the window is resized.