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using span on 2 screens out of 3
Hello, my computer is connected to 3 screens. I have a sketch displaying 2 images and I would like one of them to go full screen on screen 1 and the other on screen 2. Those images will be projected thus the windows need to be undecorated. Screen 3 is used for developing and debugging.
What do you think is the easiest way to achieve this? I though I could use SPAN on just 2 screens and offsetting of one "width" the second image. Unfortunately I don't know if span supports this mode.
I looked into how to create multiple windows but it felt complicated and my code would need to be rewritten quite a bit.
At the moment I am using a Spout sender from the main sketch, which does all the PGraphics drawing and goes full screen on screen 1, and a receiver sketch that receive one of the PGraphics and displays it fullscreen selectively on screen 2. It works but it feels a bit inefficient to launch two programs.
Thank you! roberto