After a recent update Window swapping doesn't work properly

[daviddoran]

I just upgraded to 1.13 Build 5969 of Innerspace, and now, every time I try to window swap my first window, the character in slot 1 doesn't move. If I select that window from the taskbar, it correctly moves the other window back to its normal position, and all other windows seem to swap just fine. It worked fine last night, nothing else changed. Any ideas? I also just noticed that I have no is1 window. The clients are 64 bit, but I didn't do anything special to activate that mode, it just came up that way.

[Lax]

This topic kinda belongs on the ISBoxer.com forums since it's strictly ISBoxer tech support.

Here is the 64-bit support announcement: http://isboxer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=5450

If you want to revert to the previous build, just go into the Inner Space Patcher window and un-tick the devleopment build option, and re-launch Inner Space to let it patch up. However, it would be more beneficial in the long run (e.g. after this build goes live) for us to figure out why this is happening for you

So it might help to see your ISBoxer configuration. http://isboxer.com/wiki/Configuration_Sharing It would also help to know what your in-game video settings are, particularly the windowed mode setting, and whether you're under DirectX 9 or DirectX 11.

I also just noticed that I have no is1 window.

That is interesting. I also want output from the main Inner Space Console in this case. Right click Inner Space and select Console, and in this console enter the command "sessions" -- this will list all of the processes Inner Space is managing.

[daviddoran]

Here's my ISBoxer config: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B02...it?usp=sharing

Here's my IS Console https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B02...it?usp=sharing

I wasn't sure how to get the text of the Innerspace console, so I just made a screenshot. Let me know if there's anything else needed.

Edit: Just adding that I'm running Directx9 in Windowed mode, at 1920x1200 resolution.

[Lax]

Scroll further back in the console and there should be a "Session launched (is#): filename.exe" for each instance. What is is1?

You can copy the text by highlighting it via click and drag. Just let go with the text you want highlighted, the highlight disappears when it copies, and then you can go paste it.

[daviddoran]

Here's the launch text http://privatepaste.com/acc05a8fae

[Lax]

Okay, in that launch is1 already existed. Enter the command "kill is1" in this console and try launching again. Or reboot. It might just be a ghost wow.exe or wow-64.exe from earlier.