Issue with old setups remaining in drop down "connect" box

[hotdogsrgross]

How can I delete them? I have gone into Command Editor and deleted all of the ones in there, but they still show in the drop down box. Now, I can't seem to make a new one, with the correct region (I deleted all regions) go full screen.....


I want to basically wipe keyclone...does this require a reinstall?

[hotdogsrgross]

Ok, I was able to reset the command history...was a dumb question.

Still can't seem to make my new setup on Display1 go full screen..

[hotdogsrgross]

Ok, I think I got everything figured out.


I will never change all my accounts again....I lost one account to my wife, so I bought another and tried to set everything back up in order to run 3 instead of 4...holy crap it's a pain in the ass to reconfigure everything!@!@!

[keyclone]

did you get it all resolved?

btw... to clear the command history list...

keyclone/setup/misc/clear-command-history

check and hit 'ok'... command history will be cleared

[hotdogsrgross]

Yeah, I figured it out. For some reason it still won't open full screen on the first client, but I can just dble click the window np.

I just had to post and ask a question so that I could figure it out myself 2 min later...weird how that works heh.

[keyclone]

:D

if you have a window that is not maximizing... look very carefully at the region name in the command editor and the maximizer... compare.. they must be exactly the same (region1 and not just 1)

(i should make that a pull down selector...)

[hotdogsrgross]

Yeah, they are both Region0. Question.....does the resolution in the Command Editor matter how big the windowed mode screen is? Mine is showing 800x600, but I obviously don't use that resolution on my rig. I tried adjusting that in Command Editor, but it didn't change anything.

[keyclone]

the resolution setting below the PiP hotkey is the game resolution. this should be the size of your main region. this value should be the same across all of your regions. if you do this, pip swap will be much faster

also, the width and height of the small regions should be some ratio of the larger region... this also impacts the pip swap as the surfaces would not have to re-render for a different aspect ratio

[hotdogsrgross]

Ok, well I had it setup where my 1st monitor was full screen, second monitor was 3 screens. I switched to full screen (one on each monitor) while my wife dual boxes the 2 others in split screen on another PC. Now, I cleared the command list and also "reset" the regions. I set it on display1 as enable maximizer 1280x1024, snap to grid. Shows region0 (x,y 0,0). Same setup on display2 (except region1). I set up the commands with the correct regions.......but both acct1 and acct2 shows up in the middle of my screen on monitor1. I have to move my acct2 over to monitor2, dble click to maximize, and repeat with acct1 on monitor1.

I don't know what I did wrong....any clue?

[hotdogsrgross]

Ok, well I had it setup where my 1st monitor was full screen, second monitor was 3 screens. I switched to full screen (one on each monitor) while my wife dual boxes the 2 others in split screen on another PC. Now, I cleared the command list and also "reset" the regions. I set it on display1 as enable maximizer 1280x1024, snap to grid. Shows region0 (x,y 0,0). Same setup on display2 (except region1). I set up the commands with the correct regions.......but both acct1 and acct2 shows up in the middle of my screen on monitor1. I have to move my acct2 over to monitor2, dble click to maximize, and repeat with acct1 on monitor1.

I don't know what I did wrong....any clue?I found out what I was doing wrong, just incase anyone else has this issue (im stupid).

I was picking "Launcher" for my file to start, instead of the WoW file. I know...dumb mistake. I was in a hurry, I guess.