Hoyt A. Fleming writes:
> Has anyone determined a way to have FG displayed on two monitors?
If your video card supports two monitors you just doit by opening up
your window to cover both monitors :-)
Otherwise you need to run a slaved version of FGFS on the computer(s)
driving the other monitor(s) and adjust the view(s) accordingly
from -- Readme.io
Socket Communication:
--native=socket,dir,hz,machine,port,style
machine = machine name or ip address if client (leave empty if server)
port = port, leave empty to let system choose
style = tcp or udp
example to slave one copy of fgfs to another
fgfs1: --native=socket,out,30,fgfs2,5500,udp
fgfs2: --native=socket,in,30,,5500,udp --fdm=external
This instructs the first copy of fgfs to send UDP packets in the
native format to a machine called fgfs2 on port 5500.
The second copy of fgfs will accept UDP packets (from anywhere) on
port 5500. Note the additional --fdm=external option. This tells
the second copy of fgfs to not run the normal flight model, but
instead set the FDM values based on an external source (the
network in this case.)
HTH
Norman
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