Monitor Window
Displays mixed image in the Monitor window.
Full Screen
Displays mixed image in one of the display devices entirely.
A display device in which the Monitor window is placed is used.
To exit Full Screen mode, press [esc] (escape) key.
Part Screen
Displays mixed image at top-left corner of a display device.
Size is same as Monitor Window.
([Set Monitor Window Size] can be used as explained below)
A display device in which the Monitor window is placed is used.
To exit Full Screen mode, press [esc] (escape) key.
Sub Screens
Displays mixed image across all the display devices entirely, except the main display (in which the menu bar is placed).
Note that if the main display is placed between others, the main display is also used.
There may be limitation in displayable size depending on a computer hardware.
Such limitation may be cleared by reducing resolution of display devices.
To exit Full Screen mode, press [esc] (escape) key.
All Screens
Displays mixed image across all the display devices entirely, including the main display.
There may be limitation in displayable size depending on a computer hardware.
Such limitation may be cleared by reducing resolution of display devices.
To exit Full Screen mode, press [esc] (escape) key.
Selected display usage is reproduced on next startup automatically.
Resolution
Reducing resolution decrease CPU usage.
It is effective if displaying in large area is required, but coarse resolution is acceptable.
Adjust Update Rate
If checked, update rate is adjusted to be as even as possible depending on drawing load.
It reduces "jerky" look of constant speed movement, such aas [Scrolling Text] .
Better 3D Quality
Improves 3D image quality (COLLADA DAE File).
In this case, more memory is used and may be slower.
(Some graphics devices does not support this feature)
Set Monitor Window Size...
Sets dimension of content in a Monitor Window.
If [Fix Size] is checked, size of a Monitor Window cannot be changed by mouse.
To set larger than screen (display device), [Fix Size] is required.
Actual maximum dimension available depends on system graphics functionality.
