UI cutted in fullscreen on 16:10 monitors

[0Mateus]

Bug Information

When playing in fullscreen on 16:10 monitors the UI is missplaced. Tested on 1440x900 and 1280x800.
Window mode looks fine, changing Windows resolution to 16:9 fixes the problem.

To reproduce: Put the game in fullscreen while having a 16:10 resolution selected on Windows.
Expected behavior: In every other chapter it works fine.

Install Information

The game: Higurashi When They Cry Hou+

The mod variant: Full

I installed the patch: Using the Installer

I bought the game at: Steam

Mod Install Date: 01/13/2025

System Information

My operating system is: Windows 11

State anything "special" about your computer's setup: I have an 16:10 1400x900 monitor and a 16:10 1280x800 monitor.

Screenshots

How it is (Hou+):

Hou it should be (1 - 8, Rei and Console Arcs):

[drojf]

I'll just write some quick notes for myself, I'll look into it later.

1. I think it's the same as this issue, so I should be able to copy whatever changes were made there to fix it (if it is fixed on previous chapters) HUD goes off the screen in fullscreen mode on non-16:9 monitors watanagashi#87
2. It may be easier to reproduce it (for my testing) by entering Windowed mode, then resizing the window to an aspect ratio "taller" than 16:9 (wider resolutions work OK).

[drojf]

@0Mateus, can you try this Assembly-CSharp.dll file?

Hou Plus fix cutoff UI tall aspect Assembly-CSharp.zip

Replace the file in Higurashi When They Cry Hou+\HigurashiEp10_Data\Managed\Assembly-CSharp.dll with the Assembly-CSharp.dll in the .zip file.

For example, my computer has it at D:\games\steam\steamapps\common\Higurashi When They Cry Hou+\HigurashiEp10_Data\Managed\Assembly-CSharp.dll

I haven't done extensive play testing, but hopefully it only affects the UI

[0Mateus]

@drojf, it seems to be working fine.

[drojf]

I've pushed the update to the installer (hou+ script update v1.2.2)

Fixed by updating the DLL in commit 07th-mod/higurashi-assembly@8689ad5

Most likely this is not the correct way to fix it, but it does work, even for extremely tall resolutions (like a vertical monitor).