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Hi All,

This topic has been kicking around for a while now with no significant results. The problem I, and others are having is that when using 3 screens (1 Screen in options) the UI is always right the way over on the right hand screen. Someone on here must have sorted this already and is maybe being a little shy with his information :music_whistling:

 

My 1Camera.lua looks like this,

 

_ = function(p) return p; end;

name = _('1 Screen');

Description = 'One monitor configuration'

Viewports =

{

Center =

{

x = 0;

y = 0;

width = screen.width;

height = screen.height;

viewDx = 0;

viewDy = 0;

aspect = screen.aspect;

}

}

 

Please, please tell me what I have to modify in order to fix this problem. I don't even see any GUI lines in it to fiddle with anyhow,

Help!!

...Guy

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Posted (edited)

Here is the screen setup I have and the monitor lua that I use.

 

You have to determine where your GUI screen starts (X and Y value for GUI). For me it is the far left monitor so my X and Y are both 0. Ignore the description this is a copy of my file. I'm now using 1920x1080x2.

 

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_  = function(p) return p; end;
name = _('My_Latest_2_COPY');
Description = '2nd Monitor at 1280x800'
Viewports =
{
    Center =
    {
         x = 0;
         y = 0;
         width = 1920;
         height = 1080;
         viewDx = 0;
         viewDy = 0;
         aspect = 1.7;
    }
}

GUI =
{
	x = 0;
	y = 0;
	width = 1920;
	height = 1080;
}

LEFT_MFCD =
{
	x = 3200;
	y = 139;
	width = 576;
	height = 576;
}

ED_A10C_LEFT_MFCD =
{
	x = 3200;
	y = 139;
	width = 576;
	height = 576;
}

RIGHT_MFCD =
	{
	x = 2948;
	y = 97;
	width = 229;
	height = 229;
}

ED_A10C_RIGHT_MFCD =
{
	x = 2948;
	y = 97;
	width = 229;
	height = 229;
}

ED_A10C_RWR =
{
	x = 2038;
	y = 14;
	width = 163;
	height = 163;
}

ED_A10C_UHF_PRESET_CHANNEL =
{
	x = 2161;
	y = 432;
	width = 40;
	height = 40;
}

ED_A10C_CLOCK =
{
	x = 1993;
	y = 549;
	width = 105;
	height = 105;
}

ED_A10C_CMSC =
{
	x = 2324;
	y = 18;
	width = 199;
	height = 57;
}
UIMainView = GUI

-- Ka-50

--ABRIS =
--{
--x = 2560;
--y = 450;
--width = 400;
--height = 600;
--}

--Shkval =
--{
--x = 2460;
--y = 0;
--width = 600;
--height = 450;
--}


Edited by Sabre-TLA

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Posted

All that looks pretty amazing but im not sure its what I need. All I want is just the written text that comes up with the ATC info etc within my eyeline (Ie Centre monitor) This is getting frustrating now lol,

...Guy

Helicopters!! Never trust anything that screws itself into the air!

Posted (edited)

the UIMainView variable not working is reported already.

 

UIMainView Variable is what l's used to constrain the UI Elements to a specific area, ie the center screen on a large mapped array (ie Eyefinity)

Edited by SkateZilla

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