Hi Lucus,
With osgviewer your can do:
osgviewer --screen 0 cow.osg
osgviewer -screen 0 --window 100 100 600 600 cow.osg
Or us env var
OSG_SCREEN set to 0
OSG_WINDOW set to "100 100 600 600"
With the windows appearing in the wrong order, this will be down to
your screen 0 being on the right and screen 1 being on the left, while
osgViewer assumes 0 is on the left, 1 is on the right. You might be
able to reassign things in your desktop to fix this.
Programmatically you can also specify where you want the viewer to
open up windows by setting the graphics context traits directly as in
the osgwindow or osgcamera example, or using the View methods:
/** Convinience method for creating slave Cameras and
associated GraphicsWindows across all screens.*/
void setUpViewAcrossAllScreens();
/** Convinience method for a single Camara on a single window.*/
void setUpViewInWindow(int x, int y, int width, int height,
unsigned int screenNum=0);
/** Convinience method for a single Camara associated with a
single full screen GraphicsWindow.*/
void setUpViewOnSingleScreen(unsigned int screenNum=0);
Robert.
On 7/6/07, wsacul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can anyone tell what code I would need to add into osgviewer.cpp so that it
starts up with a single window on a single monitor in windowed mode?
Currently I'm using Cygwin, when osgviewer starts it is in fullscreen across
two monitors (and also gets backwards which is left and right), and when I
minimize it minimizes it to two windowed views- I think I've seen discussion
of this previously, but I can't find the right search terms to dig that up.
Thanks,
Lucas
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