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Images appearing on my upper right monitor, roughly 30% in from the left are being clipped. I have attached and circled in red a screenshot indicating the issue.
The bottom part of the image (right side) which looks similar isn't clipping, that is the actual edge of the monitor underneath the top two. The screenshot it just filling that area to make a complete rectangle.
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This would take the most work of all of the items so far. The app draws each monitor as its own window. I'll look into changing how it processes but I can't make any promises on this one.
Looking at the screenshot it's almost as if it has drawn the window for the left monitor much larger than it should be, causing it to overlap into the right monitor and then clip where it thinks the end of the left monitor should be. Maybe the window is being drawn the same size as the primary monitor which is ultrawide? The point where it does that is roughly about the width of the ultrawide.
It's not a big issue but just thought I'd point it out in case it was something obvious or simple.
That got me thinking. I'm wondering if it's a DPI issue. I hard coded the DPI scale which probably needs to change to be read per monitor. Now that I have a multi-monitor setup, I can actually config to test that.
Images appearing on my upper right monitor, roughly 30% in from the left are being clipped. I have attached and circled in red a screenshot indicating the issue.
The bottom part of the image (right side) which looks similar isn't clipping, that is the actual edge of the monitor underneath the top two. The screenshot it just filling that area to make a complete rectangle.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: