Hi All,
In my work right now I run 3 screens, sometimes two. One full speed high res. The other two for instruments and at much lower speed ( frame rate ), this means most of the GPU powers the “render” screen with all the 3d stuff on it. In my own code I use opengl with sdl2, I switch context for screens and render to 3 boarderless windows.
So I know my environment is set up as my own system works.
I can see documentation of multi screen in unity but I can’t seem get it to work. So
Can anyone point me to a tutorial on using multiple monitors.
Can I set frame rates for each window/screen?
How does unity decide what scene is rendering to what window? I can’t find how to load multiple scenes and how to switch contexts to each monitor/screen.
This isn’t really specific to Editor on Linux. Multidisplay support in Unity is currently pretty limited to a specific use case: you know in advance how many displays you’re using, and you will run the one camera per display at native resolution.
You set the display for each camera in the Unity editor, as described in the manual.
I don’t believe it’s possible to have a separate framerate per screen.
@CrandellWS , I spent most of today looking at this. Phew!
We’ve done a lot of refactoring of the windowing system in the Linux Editor since 2019.4. Fixing the issue is non-trivial as it will regress other scenarios. We want to spend our time getting ready for coming out of beta, so it’s unlikely we’ll get to this.
