Window resize

[valleymouth]

Hi guys,
Let's say I have a main window and another small one (like a PiP). When I resize the main window, the small one also resizes, this apparently is the default behaviour in VSG. How would one go about to maintain the size of the small one unaltered?
Cheers,
Denis

[robertosfield]

On Thu, 17 Nov 2022 at 14:38, valleymouth ***@***.***> wrote: Let's say I have a main window and another small one (like a PiP). When I resize the main window, the small one also resizes, this apparently is the default behaviour in VSG. How would one go about to maintain the size of the small one unaltered?

Just tried the vsgwindows example and the two windows resize independently as they should: $ vsgwindows models/lz.vsgt models/teapot.vsgt There is no code in the VSG to synchronize the resizing of two windows together, so rather than default behavior I don't even know how it might be possible. Could you provide an example that illustrates the problem you are seeing? Thanks, Robert.

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[valleymouth]

Hi Robert,
Sorry, my explanation was horrible. Remember the multiple camera example you developed for us at Arrival? They have multiple cameras by having multiple RenderGraphs inside a CommandGraph. If you resize the window all the RenderGraphs get resized.
I think the place it is done is in WindowResizeHandler maybe?
Cheers,
Denis

[robertosfield]

HI Dennis.

On Fri, 18 Nov 2022 at 12:10, valleymouth ***@***.***> wrote: Sorry, my explanation was horrible. Remember the multiple camera example you developed for us at Arrival? They have multiple cameras by having multiple RenderGraphs inside a CommandGraph. If you resize the window all the RenderGraphs get resized. I think the place it is done is in WindowResizeHandler maybe?Message ID: ***@***.*** com>

Ahh that's a different situation to multiple windows. Multiple views on the same window will all be resized together. If you want different behavior then you'll need to create your own WindowResizeHandler and assign that to the RenderGraph. I haven't ever tried this though.... so I don't know if there are any gotchas. The vsgmultiviews example might be a good place to add a test for a custom WindowResizeHandler. Cheers, Robert.

[valleymouth]

Hi Robert,
OK, I will have a go at it. Thank you so much for always being available to help! :)
Cheers,
Denis

[redflare2023]

hi,Dennis,
I have the same problem, Can you give me some advice?

cheers,
David

[redflare2023]

hi,Robert,
I have the same problem. the RenderGraph class already has one WindowResizeHandler member val. The problem is how can i add another one to the RenderGraph? the next is how is the WindowResizeHandler dealt?

cheers,
David

[robertosfield]

Could you please create a new thread for your questions as Github Discussion and a clear explanation of what you are trying to achieve and what you have attempted to do so far. Thanks.

[redflare2023]

Could you please create a new thread for your questions as Github Discussion and a clear explanation of what you are trying to achieve and what you have attempted to do so far. Thanks.

Ok，I will create a new thread. thank for your response!