04-14-2012, 06:53 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-14-2012, 10:19 PM by Malvineous.)
Hi all - has anyone gotten Xonotic working in a multi-head set up? I am trying under Linux with Xinerama, and so far I have it working across three screens except for one annoying issue - I can't turn right using the mouse!
Well rather I can turn right, but it stops at a particular angle. I can turn left no problems, but when I turn right again it stops at the exact same place. If I turn right *really* slowly then I can move past the sticking point, but that's not really practical in-game...plus it sticks again the instant I move right too quickly.
Pressing ESC to get back to the menu also exhibits the same problem - I can move the mouse cursor over the *left* half of the screen, but it's like there's an invisible barrier down the middle of the screen and the cursor is unable to cross it, so I can't click on anything on the right-hand side of the screen.
I'm assuming it's doing something weird like applying the geometry of one screen onto the other (the first screen is 600 pixels wide and the second is 1280, which is as good as half), so does anyone know anything about this? Is there any way to override the screen geometry? Is there any information at all about multihead Xonotic? I can't find much with Google.
Well rather I can turn right, but it stops at a particular angle. I can turn left no problems, but when I turn right again it stops at the exact same place. If I turn right *really* slowly then I can move past the sticking point, but that's not really practical in-game...plus it sticks again the instant I move right too quickly.
Pressing ESC to get back to the menu also exhibits the same problem - I can move the mouse cursor over the *left* half of the screen, but it's like there's an invisible barrier down the middle of the screen and the cursor is unable to cross it, so I can't click on anything on the right-hand side of the screen.
I'm assuming it's doing something weird like applying the geometry of one screen onto the other (the first screen is 600 pixels wide and the second is 1280, which is as good as half), so does anyone know anything about this? Is there any way to override the screen geometry? Is there any information at all about multihead Xonotic? I can't find much with Google.