Liam Perry

Very many thanks Draconus and Jonsky7. I think it has to do with my permissions and Bullguard antivirus settings that is not letting me save the file. All the rest seems good. I am doing the same on a machine elsewhere from my home and all works well. Just a little frustrating for someone not so hot on all this. Kindest regards, Liam

Dear All, I am trying to use Notepad++ to save as and modify monitorsetup lua files for multi-monitor use. However, once saved they are not seen in DCS World / options / system / monitors list. Why is that? I am running Notepad++ in administrator but the resulting files in the correct "Monitorsetup" folder are not recognised by DCS World. What do I need to do please? Many thanks, Liam

Dear All, I have an unusual 3 screen set up which I use for another sim. Upper screen 3840 x 1600 Lower left 1920 X 1080 and Lower Right 1920 X 1080 This makes a rectangular block of 3 screens 3840 X 2680 I want the main view out of the cockpit as normal via the upper large screen. But, I want the lower 2 screens to simply continue the view below into the cockpit. This should give me the left console on the lower left screen and the right console on the lower right screen. Unfortunately, my power of Lua file editing has only got me this far! As I move the view back via the / key the 2lower images rotate rather than remain in sync with the upper part of the image. I want the view to look a bit like this as I move the view back: Can anyone help please? My Lua file is below: _ = function(p) return p; end; name = _('3 Screen 1 Main 2 Lower'); Description = 'Configuration with 3 monitors, 1 main, 2 lower' Viewports = { Top = { x = 0; y = 0; width = screen.width ; height = 1600; viewDx = 0; viewDy = 0; aspect = 3840/1600; }, LowerLeft = { x = 0; y = 1600; width = screen.width /2 ; height = 1080; viewDx = -0.5; viewDy = -1; aspect = 1920/1080; }, LowerRight = { x = screen.width / 2; y = 1600; width = screen.width /2 ; height = 1080; viewDx = 0.5; viewDy = -1; aspect = 1920/1080; } } UIMainView = Viewports.Top Many thanks and regards, Liam