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[stereodanny]

 

About the spanned screens: If I remember right it was Microsoft who removed that kind of spanned screens in Windows Vista, and that was the end of the spanned tables. So it is not that VPX does not support spanned screens, it is Windows Vista, 7 and 10 who don't have anymore spanned screens.

 

What??

 

Round up the villagers, break out the torches, pitchforks and black and white film

We storm the castle at midnight

 

They took our pitchforks!!

[wiesshund]

 

 worth the effort and work

 

 Subjective.

What ever you think, someone else will think differently

They took our pitchforks!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Not mine

I have a paid copy of Windows ME

[Emre]

Can this table be divided like the safecracker table?

[wiesshund]

Can this table be divided like the safecracker table?

Define divided?

 

Can it run in VPX with the backglass built into the table itself?
Yes sure, the only problem is, no other table is going to run in that monitor configuration

You have to take 2 screens and run them as a single super resolution display

The backglass is a 2nd playfield sitting above (meaning above in the editor, not as in above in height) the main playfield

 

You adjust the POV so that the main playfield is on the main monitor and the backglass is on the 2nd screen

 

And of course no other table is going to work on that setup

[JorgePedro]

"You adjust the POV so that the main playfield is on the main monitor and the backglass is on the 2nd screen".

Please Wiesshund, help me do that.

[Emre]

 

Define divided?

 

 

 

Oh sorry, i meant on the desktop with 1 monitor setup, the table on one side and backglass on the otherside of the same monitor like in the safecracker table.