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12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1265U
32 GB RAM
512 HDD
Printer
A1
How to reproduce
Have four monitors, from left to right:
1080x1920 (Portrait, Primary)
2560x1440
2560x1440
1080x1920 (Portrait Flipped)
When you initially launch Bambu Studio it launches on the primary monitor, as expected. Move window to monitor #2 and try to manually size, and you will be limited by the resolution of monitor #1.
Observe that this behavior persists across re-launching Studio, even if the application was last closed on monitor #2.
You can resolve this by Maximizing and Restoring the window. After which you can resize the window however you wish on that monitor. However, if you close and restart you are back to the initial behavior.
Actual results
Studio 'remembers' the limitations of the 'Primary' monitor, across restarts, regardless of which monitor the application was previously closed on.
Expected results
Application window should honor the resolution of the monitor it is on, regardless of what the resolution of the 'Primary" monitor is, or the resolution of the monitor it was launched on.
This behavior should not require Maximizing and then Restoring the window.
Project file & Debug log uploads
This is project agnostic, and my log files are all 0 bytes.
Checklist of files to include
Log file
Project file
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Bambu Studio Version
1.9.7.52
Where is the application from?
Bambu Lab Official website
OS version
Windows 11 (22631.4317)
Additional system information
12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-1265U
32 GB RAM
512 HDD
Printer
A1
How to reproduce
Have four monitors, from left to right:
When you initially launch Bambu Studio it launches on the primary monitor, as expected. Move window to monitor #2 and try to manually size, and you will be limited by the resolution of monitor #1.
Observe that this behavior persists across re-launching Studio, even if the application was last closed on monitor #2.
You can resolve this by Maximizing and Restoring the window. After which you can resize the window however you wish on that monitor. However, if you close and restart you are back to the initial behavior.
Actual results
Studio 'remembers' the limitations of the 'Primary' monitor, across restarts, regardless of which monitor the application was previously closed on.
Expected results
Application window should honor the resolution of the monitor it is on, regardless of what the resolution of the 'Primary" monitor is, or the resolution of the monitor it was launched on.
This behavior should not require Maximizing and then Restoring the window.
Project file & Debug log uploads
This is project agnostic, and my log files are all 0 bytes.
Checklist of files to include
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: