Vervette Fluid Sandbox...

Just a question
Imagine i have 2 monitors so possibility to have 2 Vervettes in the same time
can i Copy / Paste something from monitor1 to monitor2 (or drag & drop) ?

[Taron]

Copy and Paste, yes, why not. "drag and drop" wouldn't make sense in terms of actions, I think. Drag "what" and "how"?
The other thing I am thinking about, but know not, if it is possible, is to run two browsers and link them via the network. It would mean a delay, but it's conceivable.

Drag "what" and "how"?

Simply one monitor the canvas...big screen monitor
One monitor the palette (latop)
or more generally any collages of anything...

Easy to say, difficult to implement. Don't forget that Vervette is the web project and it means two webbrowsers = two separate applications. Something like you want to run Verve twice.
For copy/paste it is possible to use cookies, serve sessions, context, server database but object dragging is a different world..

if it full screen across 1 or 2 screen it depends 100% on you driver settings. the best painting apps needs only 1 screen, it would not good for neck if have to turn all the time youe head to look from left to right. 2nd screen is good for display reference etc...

[Taron]

That's what I thought, TOO!
...in the late 80's I was once on a Computer Paint System... "Paintbox", I think, it was called, but I don't remember entirely, OH, and "Lumena", too, which were using two monitors, having the GUI on one and image on the other. it was HORRIBLE!

Having two monitors is awesome for video editing, though!

Having two monitors is awesome for music or code editing too. But I use widescreen display and it is enough for me now.

So if it's some hard technically i can always do that! (thx Windows

Expanse the canvas
Except the fact that actually the Vervette sandbox has limited x,y size!

[Taron]

Have you restarted / reloaded the website, when you're in that mode? (and what mode is that?)

So if it's some hard technically i can always do that! (thx Windows

Ok, but you don't have two windows. You have just one enlarged over two screens. This is matter of a graphic driver.