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Window width size does not match the display size.
Window width size does not match the display size. My screen resolution is 1920 x 1080. I set the dispay size to 3200 x 1600.
This is the image that i see on the desktop screen.
This is the screenshot saved as a frame from program.
From both images you can see that the window shown on my screen is cropped and displayed. When I used it earlier it used to exceed my display, but never got cropped(I was also using multiple screens). How to display window without being cropped?
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Did you try using a PGraphics object?
Kf
Do you see a message on the console when you run the program? What does it say?