@roberto Thanks for explaining.
So maybe i cannot blame osg for this. Under Ubuntu xrandr and Nvidia X Server
Settings gives me also one screen with 3840x1200 (1920x1200 * 2). Connected two
monitors, one via DVI and one via DP.
Im not an expert with this internal display behaviours and the linu
On 10 August 2016 at 14:30, Sebastian Schmidt wrote:
> I tried WindowSystemInterface as i said, but while using two monitors with
> extended desktop view i get only one screen with the streched resolution
> instead of two separate.
I didn't see that part of the thread, sadly the forum/mailing l
robertosfield wrote:
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> The OSG's osg::GraphicsContext::WindowSystemInterface class is the
> method the OSG uses to abstract away how to query what displays you
> have and their resolution,
>
> Robert.
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On 10 August 2016 at 08:07, Sebastian Schmidt wrote:
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> d_a_heitbrink wrote:
>> if you are using windows you can use EnumDisplayMonitors, this will go
>> through your list of physical displays attached to your computer.
>
>
> Thanks. Is there a similar function for Linux ?
The OSG's osg::Graphi
d_a_heitbrink wrote:
> if you are using windows you can use EnumDisplayMonitors, this will go
> through your list of physical displays attached to your computer.
Thanks. Is there a similar function for Linux ?
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if you are using windows you can use EnumDisplayMonitors, this will go through
your list of physical displays attached to your computer.
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Hi,
I try to get the single screen resolution for each monitor of the user,
regardless weither if he has enabled an extended desktop or other configs.
I currently do this with:
Code:
osg::ref_ptr pWsi =
osg::GraphicsContext::getWindowingSystemInterface();
pWsi->getScreenResolution(osg::Grap
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