Is there anyone that has a solution, the MultiInput UI displays different depending on sreen.
With the same settings it presents it self different.
Any soulution?
This image is from Laptop
This image is from a 17" screen
While this image is from 27" screen
Hi @BIM_Mrbrango ,
I have encountered the same behavior, not in these extreme cases though.
I recommend just making the width wide enough so all inputs are visible on the smallest screen.
I don’t know if there is a way to find out your screen monitor size and how you would even use that information to make the width consistent.
There are various libraries that do that (win32api, tkinter) but not sure if any come with dynamo by default.
Hi Daan and Gavin, thanks for your input.
I thought that values for MultiInput UI were fixed values.
This means that it can’t be distributed/used by anyone that don’t have a large screen
seen at stackoverflow, no extra modules needed:
import os
cmd = "wmic path Win32_VideoController get CurrentVerticalResolution,CurrentHorizontalResolution"
size_tuple = tuple(map(int,os.popen(cmd).read().split()[-2::]))
OUT = size_tuple
Thanks Vladimir,
Works Great!!
The only thing is that the image is ontop of cancel button.
Laptop
17"
27"
wait so you feed this in as the width paramter to the data shapes ui?
Probably not literally the output, but you could create a small dictionary in your script to determine which width is needed per screensize, i.e. 15 inch = 400, 17 inch = 300, etc.
I just used procentage of the smallest screen at the moment. But ofcourse can it be done with dictionary to determ wich setting to use.
But what I encounterd is that when you have multiple screens you dont get the right width, to get the right width I had to unplug to small screen to get the values from the bigger screen.
Feel free to coment so the Dynamo community get a sustanible solution.
Best regards MR_brango
Seems that picture scaling is not linked with different display resolutions correctly in Data-Shapes. We can see, that on 27 sample picture is much bigger than text above it, but in 17 and Laptop it’s about half of size of text above it.
