Two Questions About Screen Settings

[DuckJohnn]

Question 1:
It is possible to swap "heading" setting on the fly?

Question 2:
If I have two monitors and I move windowed game to second screen and then I change to the full screen, it goes back to first screen. How can I make it stay on second screen?

[NaitorStudios]

1. Yes, with Kernel object or WinMesPro

2. I guess Multiple Monitor Support object..?

[DuckJohnn]

WinMesPro doesn't seem to do anything and Kernel object just creates things inside the window (I had window inside another window).

I use "Ultimate FullScreen" and "Window Control" objects so I'm not sure how make those work with "Multiple Monitor Support" object.

[NaitorStudios]

I know you can do it with those objects cause I've did this many times.
But, this may have changed because of the new UI library, I'll check later...

I alternatively can add this toggle to my HiddenProperties (WIP) extension.

And as far as I know, going fullscreen already picks the monitor that has the majority of the window.

[NaitorStudios]

Although, since you're using UFS, I'm not sure if that does it...
I've actually made a fork of UFS and made fixes, most of which are related to multiple monitors, you can check it here:
https://github.com/NaitorStudios/UltimateFullscreenPlus

[DuckJohnn]

Hmm. If I want to change windowed mode scale and my game is on the second screen, how can i keep it there?
Currently it always goes back to the first monitor, and the window is meant to be centered when the scale changes.
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[NaitorStudios]

Can you send a example? Because here it always go to the correct monitor...

[DuckJohnn]

Here: (Frame: "MENU > Settings" and starting from line 15)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4zlf390vze...tings.mfa?dl=1

[NaitorStudios]

Frame event, lines 20 to 24, you're centering the window through a expression, there's nothing there that relates to the monitor your using.
So it would pick the center of the primary monitor since going to the left/up of it would have a negative position.
You're also using the wrong expression for window position.


But, I also noticed a bug on Set Position (the one that has different modes to choose) of Window Control object, seems like it isn't doing the right equation.
Fortunately there is a workaround with Multiple Monitor Support object.



Edited mfa (link will probably not last forever but the file is a bit big for the forum):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/hcrea...tings.mfa/file

[DuckJohnn]

That works. Thanks! Now only problem is that Header thing.