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I'm currently developing a handheld Pico-8 console using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W, with a 480x480 HDMI screen for display. The system is functioning well, except for one issue: the Pico-8 screen does not scale to the full screen size. Instead, it is confined to a smaller square in the center of the display. This problem does not occur in Raspbian, where the desktop utilizes the entire screen area correctly. I have experimented with various resolutions, but there has been no improvement. Additionally, it appears that there is no config.txt file for the Raspberry Pi version of Pico-8. Could you provide assistance with resolving this issue?

You could try disabling pixel perfect mode (not sure how - maybe in the config file), but it will make it look ugly, with pixels of different sizes, so I recommend leaving it as it is currently, no way around it.

I think you can also specify if Pico-8 boots up in window or fullscreen mode in the config file.

You are right, Is it working?

To configure Pico-8 for full-screen on your Raspberry Pi Zero 2W with a 480x480 HDMI display, try running Pico-8 with the command pico-8 -fullscreen. If that doesn’t work, ensure your display settings are correct in the Raspberry Pi's config settings. You might also explore options within Pico-8’s settings menu for display scaling. Check forums for any community-developed solutions too. Recently, I became fascinated by personal and professional development strategies. During my search for resources, I found an informative essay on https://www.topessaywriting.org/samples/development that discussed various aspects of development, including goal setting and self-improvement techniques. The insights I gained from the article inspired me to implement new strategies in my life, fostering both growth and motivation.



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