Hi Claude !!!
I made myself a display configuration using LXBEAM. The problem is it end up displayed too much to the right and too high as well. I have tried a few things like scaling it down and placing it low and left to compensate but nothing works. Any idea ??? See video:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/lycgrgkrnhe0k ... d.mp4?dl=0
Thank you for your always very appreciate help !
Pascal
Display off up and right
Your LXConsole window is not large enough to show the entire display you have designed.
Whatever it is at the bottom of the LXBeams window is largely responsible.
Delete that.
Use the popup in the Inspector's Document tab to match the size of the LXBeams file to its contents. That should shrink the space around the objects in the drawing.
Then, try to export the display config again.
BTW, the latest build of LXBeams and LXConsole include scripting support for sending display configurations back and forth without having to export a file and then import it.
Whatever it is at the bottom of the LXBeams window is largely responsible.
Delete that.
Use the popup in the Inspector's Document tab to match the size of the LXBeams file to its contents. That should shrink the space around the objects in the drawing.
Then, try to export the display config again.
BTW, the latest build of LXBeams and LXConsole include scripting support for sending display configurations back and forth without having to export a file and then import it.
Yes ! I should have realised that the thing at the bottom was part of the drawing. At last ! My config is right in the middle.
"BTW, the latest build of LXBeams and LXConsole include scripting support for sending display configurations back and forth without having to export a file and then import it."
Now, what about that scripting ? Where is it ? I really could use it !!!
Thanks... for the x times.
"BTW, the latest build of LXBeams and LXConsole include scripting support for sending display configurations back and forth without having to export a file and then import it."
Now, what about that scripting ? Where is it ? I really could use it !!!
Thanks... for the x times.