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sgold: > Many of my apps use GLFW to determine the available resolutions for full-screen display. I’m sure SDL3 has equivalent functionality; This is what I’ve done so far: public List<VideoMode> getAvailableVideoModes() { initVideo(); final List<VideoMode> videoModes = new ArrayList<>(); final PointerBuffer displayModes = SDLVideo.SDL_GetFullscreenDisplayModes(display); for (int i = 0; i < displayModes.capacity(); i++) { final SDL_DisplayMode displayMode = SDL_DisplayMode.create(displayModes.get()); final VideoMode videoMode = new VideoMode(displayMode.w(), displayMode.h(), displayMode.refresh_rate()); videoModes.add(videoMode); } SDL_free_func.free(displayModes.address()); return videoModes; } private void initVideo() { if ((SDLInit.SDL_WasInit(SDLInit.SDL_INIT_VIDEO) & SDLInit.SDL_INIT_VIDEO) == 0 && !SDLInit.SDL_Init(SDLInit.SDL_INIT_VIDEO)) { String message = SDLError.SDL_GetError(); logger.log(Level.SEVERE, "CRITICAL ERROR: Failed to initialize SDL3 Video Subsystem!\n * {0}", message); throw new RuntimeException(message); } } `VideoMode` is a record I created that holds only width, height and frequency, but SDL_DisplayMode has other data. public record VideoMode(int width, int height, float refreshRate) { }