How to Set Full Screen and Scale/Resize Objects - Java Extra 28

In this video I will explain how to set full screen mode and scale/resize the objects on the window to the new screen size.

Since I couldn't find enough info about this I had to hustle my meager brain and figure out a way myself. Not sure if this is the best way but at least it's working.

That said if you know a better way, I'd love to know so please let me know!!

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[kirilgeorgiev]

you're like the best youtuber ever, i love how you explain everything in detail and making everything look simple!
Thank you very much and keep it up!

[captaincrunch]

Amazing tutorials helped me with my first game

[Matshiro]

As always, the best tutorial on youtube. Let's make you more famous than T-series and Pewdiepie.

[PurplePotatoBro]

Thanks random programming dude on youtube :)

[spre]

Okay, i got the same idea to do so but, what if e.g. i got more windows, but not frames, only jpanels and then i just use pack(), and later i got to change all of panels and its contents when i click the button to change resolution, so it would actually be very complex, isnt there maybe a some better way to do so?

[ManishSharma-hqph]

I sir...i developed a project in netbean..and my screen resolution is 1366*768 but the same project i want to run in 1920*1080 . Resolution so any solution? Please gave me solution that my project became responsive !

[Fang]

When clicking start, the game goes fullscreen but the contents doesnt?

[emmanuelnyamaahfrimpong]

Pleaee I Need help in Java Fx, how to scale my school project... It's looks very ugly on other computer.. Can you help me, how do I contact you... This is urgent

[Kodoma]

For those of you using netbeans GUI builder, you need to put this in the public GUI() method (this took my hours to find out, your welcome):
GraphicsEnvironment graphics =
GraphicsDevice device =
initComponents();