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Hey there,
I just installed a 2nd monitor yesterday,
and happened to be playing aroudn with moray at the time.
Initially it worked fine, and then the next day I was using it again.
However, this time I could open the material editor or library.
I re-installed moray aswell as getting the newdate but not joy.
Anyone got any ideas?
Thanks,
- Kevin
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Cannon <-> wrote in message news:3bd324fd@news.povray.org...
> I just installed a 2nd monitor yesterday,
> and happened to be playing aroudn with moray at the time.
> Initially it worked fine, and then the next day I was using it again.
>
> However, this time I could open the material editor or library.
> I re-installed moray aswell as getting the newdate but not joy.
I mean, I couldn't open the material editors or library.
oops
- Kevin
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Hi Cannon, you recently wrote in moray.win:
> > However, this time I could open the material editor or library.
Exit Moray and run RegEdit, navigate to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SoftTronics\Moray For Windows\TextureEditor
and delete the "Placement" value. Restart Moray. You might also need
to delete the LibraryPlacement value in the same key.
It seems that in some obscure way, it is possible to make Moray write
weird values as placement coordinates of the window. Unfortunately,
I've never been able to reproduce it, it's never happened to me.....
Regards,
- Lutz
email : lut### [at] stmuccom
Web : http://www.stmuc.com/moray
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Lutz Kretzschmar <lut### [at] stmuccom> wrote in message
news:36d6tt4ikv6km4mknodtj8a2oa2l095jji@4ax.com...
> Hi Cannon, you recently wrote in moray.win:
> > > However, this time I could open the material editor or library.
> Exit Moray and run RegEdit, navigate to
> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\SoftTronics\Moray For Windows\TextureEditor
> and delete the "Placement" value. Restart Moray. You might also need
> to delete the LibraryPlacement value in the same key.
> It seems that in some obscure way, it is possible to make Moray write
> weird values as placement coordinates of the window. Unfortunately,
> I've never been able to reproduce it, it's never happened to me.....
Thanks very much.
After doing that I realised what had happend.
I had my primary desktop extending to left,
but since changed where I put the monitors so the desktop was extending to
the right,
so the library window was off to the left of my desktop where there was no
monitor to display it.
Thanks alot,
- Kevin
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> After doing that I realised what had happend.
> I had my primary desktop extending to left,
> but since changed where I put the monitors so the desktop was extending to
> the right,
> so the library window was off to the left of my desktop where there was no
> monitor to display it.
that will affect all windows apps - unfortunately the only solution I have
found it to disable the second vid, open and close the affected app (thus
resetting its window positions) then re enabling the second vid.
--
Rick
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