Multiscreens

Multiscreens is a early-access program that lets you have as many screens as you want in VR. Specifically, each program is its own screen and can be moved around as desired.

Right now you can:

– Change the target framerate of each window captured
– Play multiple videos simultaneously (just make sure if you are in chrome to disable Hardware Acceleration in advanced settings) while playing a game
– Turn on supersampling
– Control everything with your mouse which leaves your keyboard and controller free for typical use (there is also a mouse sensitivity setting)
– Move windows freely in a 3D space around you and make them bigger or smaller as desired
– Capture right click menus and other context menus
– Capture the mouse on the currently active window
– No Headless Ghosts are required, this program works fine when you simply have a single physical monitor (or headless ghost) plugged in
– Minimize (hide) windows as desired
– Change focus between windows with a single click
– Use a webcam that’s displayed below you to see your keyboard while in VR
– Multiscreens can technically capture every window, but some it can only capture while they are currently focused
– There is a “virtual taskbar” that allows you to bring up programs you have opened by clicking on their icons below
– You can change this Taskbar’s position
– Reset view

Current limitations (in order of planned feature addition):

– Screens can’t be curved yet
– You generally need to open windows before opening Multiscreens, it’s difficult to start programs while in Multiscreens (I’m going to add a search bar to open any program you currently have installed and allow you to “pin” programs to your taskbar)
– Can’t capture the entire desktop
– Vive controller support doesn’t exist yet, everything is currently controlled with your mouse

Enjoy, and let me know what you think! I’m happy to listen to feedback and will try and make this the best product for all of you as possible 🙂

17-08-2016

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Multiscreens is a early-access program that lets you have as many screens as you want in VR. Specifically, each program is its own screen and can be moved around as desired.

Right now you can:

– Change the target framerate of each window captured
– Play multiple videos simultaneously (just make sure if you are in chrome to disable Hardware Acceleration in advanced settings) while playing a game
– Turn on supersampling
– Control everything with your mouse which leaves your keyboard and controller free for typical use (there is also a mouse sensitivity setting)
– Move windows freely in a 3D space around you and make them bigger or smaller as desired
– Capture right click menus and other context menus
– Capture the mouse on the currently active window
– No Headless Ghosts are required, this program works fine when you simply have a single physical monitor (or headless ghost) plugged in
– Minimize (hide) windows as desired
– Change focus between windows with a single click
– Use a webcam that’s displayed below you to see your keyboard while in VR
– Multiscreens can technically capture every window, but some it can only capture while they are currently focused
– There is a “virtual taskbar” that allows you to bring up programs you have opened by clicking on their icons below
– You can change this Taskbar’s position
– Reset view

Current limitations (in order of planned feature addition):

– Screens can’t be curved yet
– You generally need to open windows before opening Multiscreens, it’s difficult to start programs while in Multiscreens (I’m going to add a search bar to open any program you currently have installed and allow you to “pin” programs to your taskbar)
– Can’t capture the entire desktop
– Vive controller support doesn’t exist yet, everything is currently controlled with your mouse

Enjoy, and let me know what you think! I’m happy to listen to feedback and will try and make this the best product for all of you as possible 🙂