Hello, are there any plans to offer support for Wacom screens? Currently, Gameglass can be opened in a browser window, but I didn’t see an option to make it function like it does on an iPad or iPhone.
Did some testing: Currently I have my display settings set to extend displays with the primary being my ASUS PG43U and the secondary display being my Cintiq.
In Star Citizen my display mode is Borderless. However, when I open the Gameglass app on my browser (Chrome) and move it to my Cintiq screen and then click any button, I lose audio in Star Citizen and it loses focus — I’m essentially out of the game (as if I alt-tabbed). If I click back on my primary monitor, I get back audio and am back in-game in Star Citizen. Is there a way to make the Gameglass app not switch focus from my primary monitor to secondary? Basically wondering if Gameglass on a multi-display PC can function similarly to using Gameglass on an iPad / iPhone?
Update: Installing Gameglass as Progressive Web App on Chrome didn’t change the issues above. I’m guessing it’s because of this:
Note: You must use an external device. Any button presses sent from the same PC you play your games on will be sent to the browser window instead of your game.
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Michel Boudreau
Jan 5
Hey mate,
Can you elaborate a bit more? Is the Wacom Cintiq 16 just a really good touch/pen based secondary screen?
CarbonPixel
Jan 6
Hi,
Ah I mispoke earlier, it’s the Wacom Cintiq Pro 16.
Wacom Cintiq Pro 16 info
https://www.wacom.com/en-us/products/wacom-cintiq-pro-16
It essentially functions like a second monitor that plugs in via USB-C or HDMI to my PC.
I can open up Gameglass via a browser but the issue I run into is this.
https://www.reddit.com/r/GameGlass/comments/i884qr/using_gameglass_on_a_touch_capable_second_display/
Did some testing:
Currently I have my display settings set to extend displays with the primary being my ASUS PG43U and the secondary display being my Cintiq.
In Star Citizen my display mode is Borderless. However, when I open the Gameglass app on my browser (Chrome) and move it to my Cintiq screen and then click any button, I lose audio in Star Citizen and it loses focus — I’m essentially out of the game (as if I alt-tabbed). If I click back on my primary monitor, I get back audio and am back in-game in Star Citizen. Is there a way to make the Gameglass app not switch focus from my primary monitor to secondary? Basically wondering if Gameglass on a multi-display PC can function similarly to using Gameglass on an iPad / iPhone?
Update:
Installing Gameglass as Progressive Web App on Chrome didn’t change the issues above. I’m guessing it’s because of this:
Note: You must use an external device. Any button presses sent from the same PC you play your games on will be sent to the browser window instead of your game.
https://support.gameglass.gg/en/articles/7231455-connect-to-gameglass-from-your-touchscreen-device
Michel Boudreau
Sep 15
Hey mate,
This should now be solved with the addition of the Overlay in the Hub :)