JohnRofls Posted September 19, 2020 Share Posted September 19, 2020 (edited) My computer set-up is 3 main 4k desktops and 1 1080p TV. I want to launch bigbox on the 4th montior. Bigbox sees 4 displays but renders the content of the interface on the primary monitor (display 2 according to bigbox) when display 4 is selected. Some additional relevant details: I had 150% display scaling set on monitors 1 - 3 and on monitor 4 I have 100% display scaling. Setting monitor 4 to the same display scaling as monitors 1 - 3 simply changes the size that bigbox renders the window when displaying on display 2 even though display 4 is selected. --- Interestingly when I set all 4 monitors to 100% display scaling, bigbox does display appropriately on the 4th monitor. With all monitors set to 150%, it displays fine on 3 of the 4 monitors when toggling but still not the 4th monitor. 4k monitors with no display scaling isn't really usable so I'd love to resolve this so I can keep my primary monitors at 150% display scaling. I don't mind whether the 4th monitor (TV) has to be at 100 or 150% display scaling. Either works for me. Based on this behavior, I believe this is just a minor math error that's impacting where bigbox displays when a 4th montior is invovled. Can anyone else replicate this issue? Should I submit as a bug? Follow-up: When I set the display scaling back to 150% on the 3 main montiors, bigbox stays positioned where it is. However upon re-launch or toggling through the display positions, it will go back to it's position on the 2nd montior rather than on the 4th monitor when display 4 is selected. This would further lead me to believe it's a very minor bug in the logic for determining where it should render. It's as if there's just a few scenarios where it doesn't take into account display scaling pixel position. Hopefully this helps. Edited September 19, 2020 by JohnRofls Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JohnRofls Posted September 20, 2020 Author Share Posted September 20, 2020 Additional follow-up: To clarify - Bigbox sees 4 displays. 2 of the 4 displays end up displaying the image on the primary display. None of the options display on the 4th monitor. However, I have confirmed that setting the 4th monitor as the primary monitor will allow bigbox to display on it. In this scenario 2 of the 4 display options display to the 4th monitor and one of the other main displays is excluded. Unfortunately setting the 4th display to the primary monitor is not ideal as I have to revert this setting frequently. I'm trying to create a batch file to toggle this as part of a big-box launcher batch, but this is still a work-around for a bug. Albeit, I realize a non-unique situation of having 4 monitors. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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