How to avoid the black screen when working on dual screen?

melomac · Post by **melomac** » Thu Jun 01, 2006 1:22 pm

Hi, I'm new to G-Force knowledge, a happy registered Platinum user.

I did not found the way to avoid the dim of other screens while G-Force Standalone is running in full screen mode.

The purpose would be to have G-Force standalone fullscreen on the 2nd screen while I control it from the G-Force toolbar on the 1st screen.

Please help, I'm quite in a hurry for now.

melomac · Post by **melomac** » Sat Jun 03, 2006 11:15 am

bump

Post by **andy55** » Sat Jun 03, 2006 12:22 pm

melomac wrote:Hi, I'm new to G-Force knowledge, a happy registered Platinum user.

I did not found the way to avoid the dim of other screens while G-Force Standalone is running in full screen mode.

The purpose would be to have G-Force standalone fullscreen on the 2nd screen while I control it from the G-Force toolbar on the 1st screen.

Please help, I'm quite in a hurry for now.

This currently isn't possible for now, but it's on our list for a future release (and is in our bug/enhancement tracking system).

Thanks,
Andy

melomac · Post by **melomac** » Sat Jun 03, 2006 7:00 pm

Here is a kind of workaround:

You launch G-Force standalone
You choose a higher resolution than the resolution of the 2nd screen
You drag the window on the 2nd screen so its border are on the 1st one

A also nice feature could be a mapable keyboard just like Archaos!

Post by **andy55** » Sat Jun 03, 2006 7:10 pm

melomac wrote:Here is a kind of workaround:

You launch G-Force standalone
You choose a higher resolution than the resolution of the 2nd screen
You drag the window on the 2nd screen so its border are on the 1st one

A also nice feature could be a mapable keyboard just like Archaos!

You can change the key mapping -- see the 'customizing' section in the docs.

andy

prajna · Post by **prajna** » Fri Feb 16, 2007 9:24 pm

Oh my, dual monitor use without having to use hotkeys is so *necessary* in todays production environments. The hotkeys are pretty user hostile. I'm surprised G-Force doesn't allow this, while all my other video processing/vj software can.

Unfortunately, figured it out only after shelling out the $ for the platinum?

Please help with this updated feature!

DraconPern · Post by **DraconPern** » Tue Feb 20, 2007 11:46 pm

I don't get it, I can use the toolbar to control it without using hotkeys.

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