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2016-10-07 22:15 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
I just pushed out an update of the Rift Version of Multiscreens ("Launch Multiscreens in Oculus VR Mode") that allows you to capture the entire desktop in Multiscreens in Windows 7 :) (you could already do this for Windows 8+) There will be a little blue icon in the taskbar that is your desktop and you can pull up that window to have full desktop capture :) It is slower than Desktop Capture for Windows 8+ which is why I normally didn't have it as an option, however if you are on a Rift and enable ASW the performance should now be decent enough to be usable. So enjoy! Let me know if there are a
2016-09-08 20:37 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
It's finally here! This should fix a ton of bugs people are having. - Removed "Orbit" and "Focus" mode. Instead, now there is a little bar above each window. You can hold left mouse on it to drag it around. You can also scale a window by clicking and dragging in the top left corner, and minimize a window by clicking in the top right corner. There is a little gear icon in the top-right next to the minimize button that lets you change capture rate and change between focus and capture modes for that window. - You can seamlessly move your mouse from one window to another, which is what lets me get
2016-09-08 20:37 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
It's finally here! This should fix a ton of bugs people are having. - Removed "Orbit" and "Focus" mode. Instead, now there is a little bar above each window. You can hold left mouse on it to drag it around. You can also scale a window by clicking and dragging in the top left corner, and minimize a window by clicking in the top right corner. There is a little gear icon in the top-right next to the minimize button that lets you change capture rate and change between focus and capture modes for that window. - You can seamlessly move your mouse from one window to another, which is what lets me get
2016-08-19 21:26 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
This was because the bottom left corner is actually fairly useful with the desktop capture (the Windows button), so I wanted to be consistent so I swapped the things. Sorry for any confusion that caused
2016-08-19 21:26 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
This was because the bottom left corner is actually fairly useful with the desktop capture (the Windows button), so I wanted to be consistent so I swapped the things. Sorry for any confusion that caused
2016-08-19 21:06 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
Sometimes it is nice to see your entire desktop, for example, for opening programs. There is now a new window that is your entire desktop :) Because this doesn't work for some people (such as some Laptops and people with Windows 7) I autodetect if it works for you at the start and there's a little bar in the menu that should tell you whether or not you have that functionality. If anyone's program is crashing though let me know and I can make a way to manually disable it if that test isn't working for you. I'm told this is the same API that BigScreen and Virtual Desktop use, and after lots of o
2016-08-19 21:06 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
Sometimes it is nice to see your entire desktop, for example, for opening programs. There is now a new window that is your entire desktop :) Because this doesn't work for some people (such as some Laptops and people with Windows 7) I autodetect if it works for you at the start and there's a little bar in the menu that should tell you whether or not you have that functionality. If anyone's program is crashing though let me know and I can make a way to manually disable it if that test isn't working for you. I'm told this is the same API that BigScreen and Virtual Desktop use, and after lots of o
2016-08-19 01:02 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
So technically this has been a series of mini updates by user request, but I'll list the changes here for reference: - There is now a 3D mouse sensitivity slider - You can enable Antialiasing and Supersampling at various levels - The entire world should start in front of you now (not behind you or to the side) anymore, and if needed there is now a "reset origin" button. You click it once, then click anywhere while looking forward to set that to your default forward position - Customizable backgrounds. They'res a little hacky for now, but it at least work. What you do is go to C:\Program Files
2016-08-19 01:02 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
So technically this has been a series of mini updates by user request, but I'll list the changes here for reference: - There is now a 3D mouse sensitivity slider - You can enable Antialiasing and Supersampling at various levels - The entire world should start in front of you now (not behind you or to the side) anymore, and if needed there is now a "reset origin" button. You click it once, then click anywhere while looking forward to set that to your default forward position - Customizable backgrounds. They'res a little hacky for now, but it at least work. What you do is go to C:\Program Files
2016-08-18 02:05 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
Multiscreens is officially out! Shortly after release by request I made two updates: 1. Added a mouse sensitivity slider for the 3D mouse 2. Added the option to change the render scale (supersampling) of your headset and to change the level of antialiasing 3. (hopefully) Fixed the issue where sometimes you would start behind or far away from the menu
2016-08-18 02:05 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
Multiscreens is officially out! Shortly after release by request I made two updates: 1. Added a mouse sensitivity slider for the 3D mouse 2. Added the option to change the render scale (supersampling) of your headset and to change the level of antialiasing 3. (hopefully) Fixed the issue where sometimes you would start behind or far away from the menu
2016-08-16 22:15 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
Blerg steam is being slow... In the meantime, really the natural way to work with windows (even in 3D space) is to use your mouse. Before you had to use an Xbox controller or keybindings, which worked but was pretty awkward. Now you can move windows with your mouse! Specifically you can enter a "mouse control" mode via looking at a button below you for about a second (or by pressing ctrl-~), and this begins capturing anything you do with your mouse so programs no longer see those clicks and such happening. Instead you have a little cursor that you can move similar to a mouse that orbits around
2016-08-16 22:15 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
Blerg steam is being slow... In the meantime, really the natural way to work with windows (even in 3D space) is to use your mouse. Before you had to use an Xbox controller or keybindings, which worked but was pretty awkward. Now you can move windows with your mouse! Specifically you can enter a "mouse control" mode via looking at a button below you for about a second (or by pressing ctrl-~), and this begins capturing anything you do with your mouse so programs no longer see those clicks and such happening. Instead you have a little cursor that you can move similar to a mouse that orbits around
2016-08-15 15:45 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
I know this isn't out yet, but I figure making progress towards my goals already can't hurt while it's under review. Here's a teaser of capture mode. The * is because ideally I'd like to use the Desktop Capture API and I have that implemented there is just a importing bug when trying to run it on other people's computers that I haven't been able to fix yet. However, until then I found another way to capture anything, including the entire desktop as you can see in that teaser picture. This lets you capture technically any window about as efficiently as you can capture the windows in non-capture
2016-08-15 15:45 UTC · Community Announcements · Phylliida
I know this isn't out yet, but I figure making progress towards my goals already can't hurt while it's under review. Here's a teaser of capture mode. The * is because ideally I'd like to use the Desktop Capture API and I have that implemented there is just a importing bug when trying to run it on other people's computers that I haven't been able to fix yet. However, until then I found another way to capture anything, including the entire desktop as you can see in that teaser picture. This lets you capture technically any window about as efficiently as you can capture the windows in non-capture
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