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Question about splitting monitor


Krakerman

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Is it possible to rotate a monitor for example 1080x1920 and split the screen into 2 sections to have the top half display the backglass and the bottom display the dmd. If so what do you recommend for the software to split the monitor into 2 seperate displays/grid.

Is it possible to select where you can split the monitor location at? This way I can have 1 monitor for just the backglass and DMD instead of a 3 monitor setup.

Thanks

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Not sure about splitting it through PinballX, but I know that DisplayFusion supports split virtual monitors. If you physically rotate the monitor you are half-way there. Have you tried tinkering with the DF split monitors yet?

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Is it possible to rotate a monitor for example 1080x1920 and split the screen into 2 sections to have the top half display the backglass and the bottom display the dmd. If so what do you recommend for the software to split the monitor into 2 seperate displays/grid.

Is it possible to select where you can split the monitor location at? This way I can have 1 monitor for just the backglass and DMD instead of a 3 monitor setup.

Thanks

I think the db2s Backglasses of VP could manage that (Enter the desired resolution in screenres file). You can drag the DMD in position (well, I think you knew that ;-) ).

If you rotate the Monitor in Windows settings this should work - hopefully....

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What you are trying to do is supported already. There are plenty of 2 monitor virtual pinball cab setups.

The backglasses are usually designed for both 2 monitor or 3 monitor setups. The 2 monitor version has space for the dmd image and has virtual speakers to fill in the area like this:

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Not exactly as I am already doing that but I have a monitor that can rotate so it's basically 1080x1920 however the backglass will stretch and look funny so I only want the top section of the monitor to be the backglass and the bottom half could be the dmd so essentially it could almost look like you have 3 monitors. I don't want the backglass all stretched if you get my drift.

Unless of course I could change the B2S Setup settings to a different dimension. Hmmmm don't know why I didn't think of that. Guess I'll try it that way and see what happens.

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