S.ALT255
132 discussion posts
http://imgur.com/a/KCVMk
If I move my mouse from left to right monitors, the mouse alignment will "break" and it will jump up or down due to the monitor bezel.
If I "split" the monitors so that left / right mousing aligns correctly, unfortunately I can't jump from monitor 1 / 2 anymore as the displays are no longer touching.
Has anyone else seen this? It's kind of frustrating but I am gonna assume it's not actually DF fault, more just how Windows is?
Can anything be done? I don't particularly like the "wrap-around" feature which I think may solve the issue but will also make me no longer have hard corners at the very very top right / bottom left etc.
S.ALT255
132 discussion posts
If there could be a way to 'wrap around' monitor 1 / 2 (up down only) but NOT have my left right wrap around, that would of course solve the problem too.
S.ALT255
132 discussion posts
Do I need to make a video of this?
You could enable the "Wrap mouse cursor around top/bottom monitor edges" option on the Settings > Window Management tab. The only catch is that you'd have to move the mouse off the top of monitor 1 to get to monitor 2, and the bottom of monitor 2 to get to monitor 1.
Alternatively, you can set key combinations on the "Move mouse cursor to monitor #X" Functions on the Settings > Functions tab, and move the mouse between monitors that way too if you like.
Hope that helps!
S.ALT255
132 discussion posts
So if I just join the 2 monitors above each other in the software, it will solve the problem - but the alignment to the larger single monitor will make "cursor jump" between them.
Is there a way to adjust cursor jump?
Unfortunately not, sorry. The way the cursor moves between monitors is all handled by Windows, and the reason it jumps is because the monitors don't have the exact same PPI. This happens if the monitors are different resolutions, or even if they're the same resolution, but different physical sizes.
