Ayelis

Ayelis

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Here's a video grab of the issue in question. I've tried to tweak OBS to show a part of my primary monitor as well as my second monitor. I begin by showing the desired behavior: Maximizing a window by "slamming" the titlebar to the top of the screen. When WindowFX Momentum gets involved, however, things start to go a bit wonky. https://youtu.be/GH2TIlwnMlE It looks like the window stops correctly when maximized in the opposite

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Thanks for the response. I'll take a video or screengrab when I get home to my Windows 10 PC. My second monitor is on the left of my main desktop. When I drag a window to the top of the screen to maximize it, it maximizes, but Momentum keeps affecting the window laterally after being maximized, sending it in the direction of the mouse (left or right) even after being maximized, so part of the window appears on the second screen to the left or gets cut off on the right. I gu

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Steps to Reproduce: 1. Hook up multiple monitors (optional, but helpful). 2. Start WindowFX as normal. 3. Enable Momentum, and check "Prevent offscreen". Or not. Maximized windows shouldn't float offscreen in any event. 4. Click and hold an unmaximized window by its title-bar. 5. In one fell swoop, drag a window to the top of the screen and let go when the mouse hits the top. This may take a couple tries to perfect, but works best when

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This is a great idea, and Kudos for attempting to create the whole thing yourself! xD A few points... Resources: Cybermen, in the old series, were deathly allergic to Gold. The idea doesn't make that much sense in the new series, but I also haven't really seen any Golden components in the Cybermen. They have more to do with neurons and steel and circuit boards. Maybe those can be your resources. "Iron", "Brains", and "Silicon". ;) Daleks have a l

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