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Window(Output) Border
Hello,
Is there anyway to get rid of the border around the program when its running? Like if you hit f11 on internet explorer, that will get rid of the border or hide it. Thanks |
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Actually I figured it out, but I have one concern when I run viz.window.setBorder(viz.BORDER_NONE), how do I exit the program when I am done? I had to ctrl alt del to close the graphics window.
Also, can I set the dimensions of the graphics window so that it will span across two video cards rather then me span it across with the mouse? Can I tell the graphics window to display on video card 2 and video card 3 rather then default to the upper left corner of my screen on video card 1? Card 2 and 3 display on the projection screen, video card 1 is my monitor for control. Last edited by durf; 05-27-2009 at 12:28 PM. |
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I see that there is a viz.window.setPosition(0,0)... what do I need to set that to so It shows on video card 2 and spans to 3?
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Use the viz.window.setSize() command to change the size of the graphics window. To exit your script just press Escape key, or call viz.quit() within your script.
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