Hello, sorry to bug you all again but i was just wondering if gem had dual display support. i would like to be able to put the render window from gem onto my tv and have all the controls on my monitor. my graphics card is a geforce4mx440 with a monitor and s-video output on it and im running windows xp home edition. any help would be appreciated. thanks James
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hi james,
see the attached file [this one assumes you have a dual display; monitor@1024x768 (left side) + tv@640x480 (right side); adjust to your settings...]
you can give the gemwin several messages: [border 0] gives you no borders... [dimen 640 480] the dimension of your gemwin... [offset 1024 0] where the top left corner of your gemwin is. here it starts 1024 pixels to the right (and 0 from the top); which is on your second display...
- some others >> see the gemwin help patch.
grtz.krt
On Wed, 2003-10-15 at 08:50, Just A Drummer wrote:
Hello, sorry to bug you all again but i was just wondering if gem had dual display support. i would like to be able to put the render window from gem onto my tv and have all the controls on my monitor. my graphics card is a geforce4mx440 with a monitor and s-video output on it and im running windows xp home edition. any help would be appreciated. thanks James
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