Greetings!
I need to do something and I don’t know if it’s possible… in a proper way.
Situation:
1 - I have an FULLSCREEN application that extends to two monitors in a Windows system.
2 - The graphic card is extending the single desktop to the two monitors, so the fullscreen fits everything correctly.
3 - Only one monitor is interactivity-enabled, with an interactive touch-sensitive foil on it, which works great.
4 - The second monitor is interactivity-disabled, it just displays stuff depending on what happens on the first monitor.
The Problem:
The interactive foil on the interactivity-enabled monitor responds as if it is the whole monitor. But it only covers one monitor!! The whole monitor, are the two screens put together. I obviously can’t cut the interactive foil in 2, and then stretch the two parts to fill a monitor each…
So if one touches beyond 50% of the foil’s width, the touch event will actually occur in the second monitor!
A fact for the solution is - if all Mouse Events occur with mouseX divided by 2, everything will work fine!
So the question is - how to make all Mouse Events’s mouseX be divided by 2 ?
Is there a way to do that in the core of the actionscript MouseEvents handling?
thanks in advance for any ideas ! :tini:
