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First of i think it's good to state that Keyclone doesn't use maximizer per see,
it just offer similar capabilities. That seems to throw some people off.
Second i haven't been able to create this layout, is it currently possible?
/-------------------\
|..2.|...........|..3..|
|.....|...........|......|
|----|.....1....|-----|
|..4.|...........|..5..|
|.....|...........|......|
\------------------/
... 10 boxing?
You were just way to quick :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wilbur
The forum truncated all my spaces,
i added periods and numbers in there to try and make it clearer.
I fivebox.
Ahhhhh /me chuckles
I'm fairly sure it is possible although I don't know how and it would just be speculation.
I'll leave this one to someone more qualified ;-)
yes, you can specify any layout you want using the new region editor. it doesn't work 100% the way i'd like, but you can layout any region pattern you want.
on the maximizer panel
hit reset to clear
hit the '+' to get a new region
left-click drag the region around
uncheck the snap to grid for easier movement
or you can type the position/dimension at the top to position the region directly.
left-click drag the corners to resize.
repeat for all your regions.
right-click to remove a region
left clicking on a region selects it
you can name each region, which comes in handy with commands
the new command editor will enable you to specify a particular region for each command. no more guessing.
Most monitors are wider then they are tall. So you COULD do this but the scaling would be..... odd with a single screen.
It works great if you use five individual 17" monitors but say you use a single 30" to do what you propose.
2560 x 1600
would be wider than your example, more like this:
/-----------------------\
|..2.|................|..3..|
|.....|................|......|
|----|........1......|-----|
|..4.|................|..5..|
|.....|................|......|
\-----------------------/
Each end one would be 640 x 800 and the middle would be 1280 x 1600. Go much smaller than a 30" and forget it. WoW at 512x640 would be near unplayable.
So with the 30" - playable? Yes. But your aspect ratio would be quite a bit strange looking. Tall but not wide. Try it out and see if it is workable for you or not. My personal suggestion is to get a 2nd monitor or of course a dedicated monitor per box :)
actually, keyclone will adjust the aspect ratio for you... so no matter what region dimensions you choose, within reason... it seems to always come out fine (no fun-house mirrors)
Really? That is pretty nifty. WoW Maximizer seems to do that but you still lose SOME "data" by cutting off the edges like that.
I have a 17" inch widescreen with 1920x1200, so it works out to:
1x: 960x600
4x: 480x300
Right now i use this setup:
/---------------\
|........1.........|
|---------------|
|.2.|.3.|.4.|.5.|
\---------------/
So i basically just want to make section 1 into a square.
I'm not saying that section 2,3,4 and 5 are great, but it let's me see
when they start running off in random directions on their own :-)
A bit of a problem is that wow seems to render the game 800x600,
it's just not showing all of it in my tiny sections. But i really don't need to
mess around with the clones as i play. Just make sure they are still
following.
Hmm...
Buying another monitor might be an idea ;-)
I can't argue that is not functional for your purposes but what do you do when one dies and you need to take over? To me, the information density is just so amazingly low.
I decided to make getting all this to work on a laptop part of the technical challenge :-) I'm confined to a laptop for now, but once i stop roaming around i'll probably get five complete computers for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wilbur
So far they are all level 3. I started yesterday after work :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Xzin
But yes, that is a problem. Somewhat, i have quite good eyes.
First of all i need to figure out how to switch main with macro's and such,
but i have seen that there are post about that here.
I'm thinking it should not be all impossible to change the window size on
the fly. Or i will just play with the other windows minimized, and click one of them up if the main dies.
Hardware vice i'm pretty much confined to the size i have now. Getting an
17" inch wide screen on the planes as hand luggage is about as big as i can stand :-)
That would be great but I do not believe it to be practical given the constraints of 5 separate DX9 programs.Quote:
Originally Posted by henrik.falk
When your main dies, you generally have seconds to switch over, if that. There is not even time to unminimize, in my experience.