(Translated by https://www.hiragana.jp/) Losing menu bar and MMapper's sense of where the mouse is when unplugging and replugging screen · Issue #311 · MUME/MMapper · GitHub
You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
small laptop screen (1920x1200) set to the recommended 150% scale amount
docking station
Full HD (1920x1080) screen above laptop screen, plugged into docking station
If I unplug the docking station, or almost always when I put the laptop to sleep (my usual case), my 2 MMapper windows I'm using for building migrate from the Full HD screen to the laptop screen. At this point they're fine.
Then if I re-plug the docking station, the MMapper windows go back to where they were tiled on the big screen, but now they are missing the menu bar, and if I zoom in and out of the map with the mouse, it doesn't zoom from the right place, and if I click on the map to show a room description, it gives me the room description for a different room than the one that I clicked on - it seems not to know where the mouse pointer is properly compared with the map.
I have tried changing the laptop screen to 100% scale amount and I can no longer reproduce this issue, so that scale amount is key to this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
A workaround is to move MMapper windows to the 150% scaled screen manually and then back to the 100% scaled screen. If you do that, they work normally again.
My normal set-up:
If I unplug the docking station, or almost always when I put the laptop to sleep (my usual case), my 2 MMapper windows I'm using for building migrate from the Full HD screen to the laptop screen. At this point they're fine.
Then if I re-plug the docking station, the MMapper windows go back to where they were tiled on the big screen, but now they are missing the menu bar, and if I zoom in and out of the map with the mouse, it doesn't zoom from the right place, and if I click on the map to show a room description, it gives me the room description for a different room than the one that I clicked on - it seems not to know where the mouse pointer is properly compared with the map.
I have tried changing the laptop screen to 100% scale amount and I can no longer reproduce this issue, so that scale amount is key to this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: