Description:

I have two displays connected to my system.  Display 1 is a 1920x1080 screen rotated into portrait mode, connected via HDMI.  Display 2 is a 1920x1080 display, connected via DVI, and marked as the primary display.  The portrait monitor sits to the left of the normal monitor.

When selecting "borderless windowed" mode, the screen resizes to be off-screen on both the right and bottom edges, with only part of the word "confirm" visible trailing off the right side, and the actual buttons off screen below and to the right.

My guess is that it's calculating the virtual width as 1920 + 1080, and the virtual height as 1080 + 1920, and thus opening a 3000 x 3000 window in the corner of the 1920x1080 display.


Steps to Reproduce:


1. Set up a pair of monitors the way I've described above.

2. Select borderless windowed mode.


Reproducibility:

5/5


Expected Behavior:

I would expect the borderless window to be sized to match the actual display on which it was opened, and not to attempt to extend onto any other displays.


Version:

V0.3.4 S2 ALPHA-Public