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RE: [SOLVED] Issues with scripted functions on multiple graphics cards

Binary Fortress Software — Mon, 25 Mar 2019 17:41:33 GMT

No worries, glad I could help!

RE: [SOLVED] Issues with scripted functions on multiple graphics cards

Binary Fortress Software — Fri, 22 Mar 2019 23:17:15 GMT

Aaaargh! I feel like an idiot! I had completely forgot I had that rule...
I did check Window position profiles but since it was empty I figured this was a glitch of some sort. Turns out I had just forgot about the very first rule that I added before I added the script and didn't think twice about removing sice everyting worked fine at the time.

So I removed that rule and made some tests and now it doesn't jump to monitor 2, go figure! : O

Thanks for a wonderful software and great support!

RE: [SOLVED] Issues with scripted functions on multiple graphics cards

Binary Fortress Software — Fri, 22 Mar 2019 17:41:25 GMT

Thanks! So in this log the issue happened with Waterfox? It looks like the issue is that the Trigger rule has a "Move Window to Monitor 2" action in addition to your scripted function action. Can you try removing the "Move Window to Monitor 2" action from the rule?

RE: [SOLVED] Issues with scripted functions on multiple graphics cards

Binary Fortress Software — Thu, 21 Mar 2019 15:03:58 GMT

Here's the debug info.
I replicated it a few times starting at around 15:53:53 and forward.
I closed Waterfox (Firefox clone) in its location and opened it again, the log will probably show this.

RE: [SOLVED] Issues with scripted functions on multiple graphics cards

Binary Fortress Software — Wed, 20 Mar 2019 18:38:39 GMT

Could you attach a debug log for this issue?

On the DisplayFusion Settings > Troubleshooting tab, change the Logging drop-down to "L1: Log Minimal" and click Apply
Reproduce the issue and note the time so we'll know where to check in the log file
Click the "Export Info to File" button on the Settings > Troubleshooting tab
Reply with the file attached
Disable debug logging after sending the log

RE: [SOLVED] Issues with scripted functions on multiple graphics cards

Binary Fortress Software — Tue, 19 Mar 2019 03:22:58 GMT

Just to clarify: This script only runs on the first instance of certain programs, in this case my web browser.
This happens regardless of where the window was closed, and it even happens if I close the window where the script will place it.
Maximized or not, it always jumps to the left monitor (monitor 2, which I assume is the first monitor on the GT 640) before jumping to its correct place.

This did not happen when I hade all monitors in the R9 Fury card.
It all started when I moved some monitors over to the GT 640 that I installed.

EDIT: I mean... In the end it does works, it's just an annoying little glitch.

RE: [SOLVED] Issues with scripted functions on multiple graphics cards

Binary Fortress Software — Mon, 18 Mar 2019 21:30:38 GMT

Are the windows minimized or maximized by any chance? If a window needs to be restored to be moved they might get restored to their old location first, then moved. If that's not the case just let me know and we can investigate further. Thanks!

[SOLVED] Issues with scripted functions on multiple graphics cards

Binary Fortress Software — Thu, 14 Mar 2019 22:34:38 GMT

So I've been using a few scripted functions to always move certain windows to certain lokations upon startup. Recently I installed a secondary graphics card and moved some monitors over to that. When I did this I noticed these functions behaved a bit odd. They still work but the window will be moved to monitor 2 before moving back to monitor 1. And this is even if the window already is at its destination location as per the function.

Example function:

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public static class DisplayFusionFunction
{
    public static void Run(IntPtr windowHandle)
    {
        uint appID = BFS.Application.GetAppIDByWindow(windowHandle);
        BFS.Window.SetSizeAndLocation(windowHandle,480,0,1600,1440);
        BFS.Audio.SetApplicationVolume(appID, 0.4f);
    }
}

Main GPU: AMD Radeon (TM) R9 Fury (Has monitor 1 connected)
Secondary GPU: GeForce GT 640 (Has monitor 2 and 3 connected)
Monitor arrangemend 2,1,3

Worth noting: 2nd GPU also has a TV connected but it is mostly not active.
And, no, this is not a Hybrid PhysX setup.

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