Posted September 24, 2010
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Post edited September 25, 2023 by coffeecatttt
This question / problem has been solved by Miaghstir
coffeecatttt
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Registered: Nov 2009
From Canada
Geodragon667
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Registered: Dec 2009
From United States
Posted September 24, 2010
I just use the arrow keys otherwise you have to find that one pixel along the side of the screen to pan the camera
Viking
Brunnen-G
Registered: Oct 2008
From United Kingdom
Posted September 24, 2010
I've found you still need to move your cursor to the very edge of your physical monitor size. Bit of an overkill that one!
Maighstir
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Registered: Nov 2008
From Sweden
Posted September 24, 2010
Yup, and that one has been a problem ever since I began using two monitors a few years ago, since the game only takes the main screen into account, even it its window is positioned on the other screen. To scroll right the cursor has to be on the exact rightmost pixel on the left screen (left is my main, right is secondary) without going even one pixel to either side.
vbigiani
New User
Registered: Sep 2008
From Italy
Posted September 24, 2010
You can scroll with the numkeys if you want to, although it feels less 'natural' than scrolling with the mouse.
Maighstir
THIS KNIGHT MISLIKES THESE HEIGHTS
Registered: Nov 2008
From Sweden
coffeecatttt
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Registered: Nov 2009
From Canada
Posted September 24, 2010
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Post edited September 25, 2023 by coffeecatttt
Korayim
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Registered: Sep 2010
From Canada
Posted October 14, 2010
I had the same problem, couldn't scroll with the bottom of the screen (it didnt appear on my physical screen).
I maxed the scrolling speed with the mouse and now I simply abuse the corners of the screen. Works well with me.
I maxed the scrolling speed with the mouse and now I simply abuse the corners of the screen. Works well with me.
elfrichi
New User
Registered: Feb 2011
From France
Posted February 14, 2011
I use vmware player and a multimonitor setup to solve this problem.
I install windows xp and baldur's gate in vmware.
then i set my second monitor to a resolution of 800x600 in which i put the vmware window.
vmware takes care of grabbing the cursor. that's all.
I install windows xp and baldur's gate in vmware.
then i set my second monitor to a resolution of 800x600 in which i put the vmware window.
vmware takes care of grabbing the cursor. that's all.
jonbee77
New User
Registered: Apr 2012
From United States
Posted August 24, 2015
Using the num keys works good. Make sure the NUM LOCK is on. Then increase the keyboard scroll speed using the Baldur's Gate in-game options. I think it might actually be easier than scrolling with the mouse
In my Ubuntu copy I couldn't do fullscreen without the sound being bugged. No idea why. That's why I windowed it. It's not a perfect solution, since it's afterall windowed and I'm seeing parts of the rest of the screen.
I do have a Windows XP partition, lucky for me! So I'm not stuck on Ubutnu.
In my Ubuntu copy I couldn't do fullscreen without the sound being bugged. No idea why. That's why I windowed it. It's not a perfect solution, since it's afterall windowed and I'm seeing parts of the rest of the screen.
I do have a Windows XP partition, lucky for me! So I'm not stuck on Ubutnu.
Post edited August 24, 2015 by jonbee77