Ultrawide monitor Issues

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2025-02-19 at 10:28 am #80355

andrea
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Hello everybody,
I have am ultrawide monitor 3440x1440p and on my pizzle’s viweport i see my app in ultrawide proportions. Since the app is suppodes to run on 1920x1080p monitors this crate me trubles in positioning my elements on the screen, how can i deal with this? I have to set my output GPU to 1920x1080p or there’s a way in whic I can mantain my wide woking space?

2025-02-19 at 1:22 pm #80365

Alexander Kovelenov
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Hi, you can drag/resize the Puzzle’s viewport to get any proportions you require.

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2025-02-25 at 5:42 am #80420

visualizer
Customer

Besides Alexander’s hint just to add from my side… as a worktime solution
What I figured out is on ultrawide screen many times hidden things on left & right side edge appear as if they are in between visual zone. I have marked a screen lines for reference which helps us to understand what is seen as final result in 1920 x 1080 and what can be seen on ultra wide curved screen.
because Ultra wide screen output is very rarely demanded and hence we have to keep both in mind.
just thought of sharing a small experience we had couple of months ago.

2025-02-25 at 6:51 am #80421

xeon
Customer

I am very confused by this thread.

The puzzle viewport doesnt really care what resolution you are in or how wide screen is..it behaves like any other window in my experience…scale it to size to fit your need.

To view your app. I would suggest closing your camera in the puzzle viewport and opening an chrome window for your application. Go into Developer Tools and toggle your device resolution to match what you need your application to be at..in your case HD Landscape. This will fix the resolution on of the output regardless of your screen resolution or window size.

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