
EternalBlue
9 discussion posts
Hi!
The new Update of DisplayFusion is awesome. And I really like the Monitor Fading feature which is pretty nice.
However, I think it would be even better if one could set it up as the following:
(1 / high priority)
- Primary Display never (!) faded out (good while gaming etc.)
- Second Display(s) faded out by default
- When clicking on a Window (or maybe even anywhere) on the dimmed second Display, the Display should no longer be dimmed until Mouse is back and clicking on primary Display.
(2 / low priority)
- When a video is playing on the second screen, dimming ends automatically until video playback is over
Is this somehow possible? At least the first scenario would be awesomely great!

EternalBlue
9 discussion posts
That's absolutely correct. Is there any chance to get it like that?

Daniel Barnett
2 discussion posts
Hi - long time user, first time posting...
OP's scenario 1 is exactly what I'm looking for also.
My Scenario:
We do a lot of developing where we might be coding on primary screen and previewing on secondary monitor several times a day. It would be incredible if that secondary monitor fades away when we're not previewing. But when we are previewing, do not fade the primary mode so we can instantly review code alongside preview.
Settings could be as straightforward as simple checkbox before the "Monitor Fading Mode" picker list (and reword picker menu if option selected obviously)
[x] Never fade primary monitor

Daniel Barnett
2 discussion posts
That would be awesome thanks.
I think someone already mentioned here an option to fade in and out of focus rather than an instant switch.
A 250ms - 500ms fade would make switches in window focus less visually jarring.

bonjour.khris
2 discussion posts
+1 on the "Do not fade the MAIN display" option.
Been using display fusion for years and this feature is something I badly needed since. I'm a video editor/animator with 6 displays and having the option NOT to fade the main display would help a lot.
Jun 11, 2022 (modified Jun 11, 2022)
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JSchlie
4 discussion posts
I know this thread is a little old, but I just tried monitor fading and was wondering if there's any way to 'smooth' the fading process? I have the fade time set to 500ms and I can see an obvious stutter (I guess you would call it) when the screens fade. It's not horrific like a strobing effect, but it's super distracting and would def put me off from using the feature. Is there maybe a registry setting or patch that fixes this?
Can you send me a video of the issue?