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Hi,
When I tried to run one demo from $OMEGA_HOME/master/modules/cyclops/examples/python, it works well on the two columns of the large display (I made "numTiles" as 2 * 4) when I set "autoOffsetWindows" as true and "fullscreen" as false. However, when I set "fullscreen" as true, the visualization window on the second column (the right one) has some offsets to the right so some parts are missing.
Any suggestion please?
Thanks in advance.
Alessandro Febretti
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Aug 30, 2016, 4:31:15 PM8/30/16
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Best way is to do fullscreen = false, borderless = true. This will make windows look like fullscreen, but you will still be able to fully control their position.
Henan Zhao
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Hi Alessandro,
Thanks! I disabled the autoOffsetWindows and manually define the positions.