<function name="SetViewPort" parent="render" type="libraryfunc"> <description> Changes the view port position and size. The values will be clamped to the game's screen resolution. If you are looking to render something to a texture (render target), you should use <page>render.PushRenderTarget</page>. <note>This function will override values of <page>Global.ScrW</page> and <page>Global.ScrH</page> with the ones you set.</note> </description> <realm>Client and Menu</realm> <args> <arg name="x" type="number">X origin of the view port.</arg> <arg name="y" type="number">Y origin of the view port.</arg> <arg name="w" type="number">Width of the view port.</arg> <arg name="h" type="number">Height of the view port.</arg> </args> </function> <example> <description>Renders a screen with a dimension of 32 X 32 and resets the render system to normal.</description> <code> local oldW, oldH = ScrW(), ScrH() local oldRT = render.GetRenderTarget() ⤶ render.SetRenderTarget(RTName) render.Clear(0,0,0,255) render.SetViewPort(0,0,32,32) render.RenderView(CamData) render.SetRenderTarget(oldRT) render.SetViewPort(0,0,oldW,oldH)⤶ ⤶ render.PushRenderTarget( RTName ) render.Clear( 0, 0, 0, 255 ) ⤶ render.SetViewPort( 0, 0, 32, 32 ) render.RenderView( CamData ) render.SetViewPort( 0, 0, oldW, oldH ) ⤶ render.PopRenderTarget() </code> </example>