Can you clarify if the regkey works in the current version (4.01) or the next update? And the "Seamless" appears twice, correct?
jackshlin
Hi, Is there an update on this? Is it going to be fixed?
I am able to reproduce with MP4.
The game is World of Warcraft usually, and I don't use any macro software. But, this is not specific to any game. I can reproduce this with Notepad.
I always turn on "Always lock seamless switching" and use hotkeys to switch between primary and secondary. This issue happens when crossing the monitor edge or using a hotkey to switch. I play games on both machines, so I'm constantly pressing all sorts of buttons while switching between primary and secondary. I hit this issue quite a bit.
I am using KM with Multiplicity 3.6 build 00105 on two Windows 10 machines (22H2). I am seeing an odd behavior that Multiplicity would press the Alt key on the primary machine when switching control. The repro steps are as follows: 1. Press and hold any key on the primary machine. Leave this key held down. (Example: 3). 2. Switch control to the secondary machine. Leave the 3 key held down. 3. Switch control to the primary machine. The Alt key is now pressed down.
Yes, changing the mouse cursor speed in the control panel applet on the secondary made it better. The problem is I use my secondary computer both via Multiplicity and directly on the physical keyboard/mouse. So with this workaround, I'd have to change the sensitivity every time I switch how I control the secondary. It gets tedious. I don't believe this is a new issue with 3.5. I only noticed this when I switched to 4k monitor and 150% desktop scale.
Version 3.5 Build 00096.kvm
I use Multiplicity seamless where both primary and secondary use 4k monitors and have the text scale set to 150%. I noticed that when controlling the secondary, mouse movement is way more sensitive compared to primary. Is this because mouse positions get scaled when scaling up text? Is there any way to fix this and keep the mouse sensitivity consistent?
Tested this some more. It seems that when the secondary machine goes to sleep (overnight), it's more likely to happen. I can control the secondary by scrolling the mouse even if the secondary is locked. Once I do this, I can unlock the secondary machine from my primary.
I'm using Multiplicity 2.0 with primary running Windows 7. I have been experiencing a problem where after I left my computer for a long time (overnight, for example), when I come back, I can't switch machine using mouse button 4 and 5. However, if I scroll the cursor off the screen edge of the primary, then I can control the secondary no problem. Even stranger, once I'm able to control the secondary, mouse button 4 and 5 now work correctly and can switch control between the two co
Yes, the same problem happens when I switch with mouse movement.
I upgraded to Multiplicity 2 but I noticed a problem. I use Logitech SetPoint and have custom mouse sensitivity setting. On Multiplicity, I disable switching between computer from mouse movement and only enable switch by 4th and 5th mouse button. The problem that I am experiencing is that whenever I click the 4th button to control a secondary, then click the 5th button to return back to primary, the custom sensitivity setting from SetPoint is lost. However, if I click the 4th button (again),
I use Multiplicity to play WoW on 2 boxes and I think it's working really well. However I do wish it could have 2 additional features: first is the ability to set any key as the switch hotkey. Right now only the function keys can be bound as the hotkey, but it would be nice if we can bind any key to the function (such as Alt-V, etc). Second feature is to add a hotkey that simply toggles between the primary and the secondary. Currently I use 4th and 5th mouse buttons to switch between