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Desde en Oct 2010
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Discussions for Scenes for Version 1.2.X Fullscreen Mode here

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September 20, 2015, 5053 respuestas
OK - I've been playing around with my two displays this morning. For those that have never had more than 1 display, windows lets you arrange the displays either side by side or vertically (one above the other). I can only assume its the same for a 3 (or more monitor set up) but I am unable to try this as I do not have a third monitor.

Windows also lets you extend, clone or disable the displays on the monitors. If you extend you get a double width (or double height if your momitors are stacked) screen.

As far as I can see if you clone or turn off (in windows) monitors you do not get a choice as to which screen full screen appears on but it only appears on one screen. If you extend the desktop, the VG software has a button in full screen where you can select which screen fullscreen appears on. From my testing you cannot get the full screen (or screensaver) to appear on more than 1 monitor.

On a two monitor set up I wouldn't mind the screensaver coming up on both screens but I wouldn't want it on both screens in normal full screen as I use the left screen to work in and the right screen for full screen.

The more I think about this the more I think it could become a programming nightmare for Totem (and even scene makers). A simple solution would be to let the software play the same scene or even other random scenes on two or more screens but how useful would it be. It would be like trying to watch two or more TV channels at once.

@zenwolfy2k is looking at extending a single scene across two or more monitors which would be a really cool idea but as I have pointed out above, how will you know whether or not the monitors are side by side or stacked or even a combination of both (4 monitors, one pair above the other).

As to the leakage I don't think @zenwolfy2k was talking about the fullscreen but the multiple desktop shows and citing this as a reason it may be possible to have fullscreen across more than one screen. On two screens with multiple shows I have had instances of models walking from one monitor to the other, or even being split across two monitors. Whilst I was playing with the windows display positioning, when I had the monitors in a stacked position I did indeed get a girl sitting on the task bar at the bottom of one screen and her legs appearing at the top of the second screen.

Unfortunately, much as I like @zenwolfy2k's idea I don't think it is really practical at this time. Maybe it is something Totem could look at in the future. I suppose it boils down to numbers in the end. How many actually use fullscreen on a regular basis, how many would be interested in extending it, cost etc.

For those of you who really like full screen only have a single screen but have capabilities of plugging in a second then I would recommend you get a second screen. You can run fullscreen on one screen and still do things on the other screen (if you can tear your eyes away from the fullscreen). For those with laptops and an HDMI ouput you can plug it into your TV if it has a spare HDMI input.