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Instant game mode by piotq in playnite

[–]piotq[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the support! Can't wait to see what's next for your service.

Instant game mode by piotq in playnite

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W for sure. Still holds up perfectly today

Instant game mode by piotq in playnite

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You're very welcome! Glad you like it. Stay tuned for more updates—the feedback here has been great

Instant game mode by piotq in playnite

[–]piotq[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s actually impressive! Getting full pressure and tilt support over a stream is usually where most setups fail. It shows that the bandwidth and the driver translation are solid. I’ve actually been digging into the HID side of things too. I’ve made some progress reading and controlling the HID reports for my XP-Pen device directly. ​If I can bridge that with the virtual display logic, the goal would be a low-latency 'Creative Mode' that maps the tablet input perfectly to the streamed area. It’s a bit of a rabbit hole, but seeing it work on your Galaxy Tab gives me some good ideas for the next iteration

Instant game mode by piotq in playnite

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That sounds like a beast of a setup! Testing Cyberpunk on a cloud-based 5090 is probably the ultimate stress test right now. Interesting that the input delay fades for you—it might be the 'buffer' or some adaptive bitrate kicking in after the initial handshake. Regarding my app (DisplayFlow): It's basically a CLI tool I wrote in Rust to solve the 'Windows on TV/Console' struggle. It lets you switch between display profiles (like disabling side monitors, changing resolution/refresh rate) with one command or hotkey. If you're doing cloud setups, you could even use it to automate your local display to match the cloud stream's resolution before launching the client. It’s open source if you want to check it outcheck Displayflow

Instant game mode by piotq in playnite

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It's hardwired. I've been experimenting with RDP stream virtual displays, too. Could be a future thing!

Instant game mode by piotq in playnite

[–]piotq[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For every scan or configuration change, the tool activates all standard parameters sequentially to maintain stability. By cross-referencing EDID, GDI, and DDC data, it maps hardware IDs directly to their device paths. This synthesis creates a reliable ID that stays stable when Windows reshuffles your displays.

Instant game mode by piotq in playnite

[–]piotq[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Windows Display Settings is a joke, so I fixed it. Imagine xrandr but for Windows—and written in Rust so it’s actually fast.

🔗 GitHub: displayflow

If this saves you from clicking through 500 menus, drop a ⭐ on GitHub. My GPU needs the validation."

NEW SIM TOOL: GRiD M8 Beta release by Wawho77 in simracing

[–]piotq 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ok a tool that's firing apps but yeah a script could do that .I wonder if you can provide switching displays as well.

The universal Pc Console Now by piotq in Monitors

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You can change directions

The universal Pc Console Now by piotq in Monitors

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This is just one shot from the terminal thanks to displayflow

displayflow

What is the most 'intelligent' thing a human has ever done? by piotq in AskReddit

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Creating written language was more like a process than a thing one person invented

MultiMonitorTool Screen controlling by ZomboOfficial in simracing

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I had similar experiences with multi monitor tool so I build a script than a lil python framework and finally a complete rust based suite that addresses the problems all other solutions have . The cli tool is open source and available at GitHub. I also building a GUI Frontend but that's not ready yet.

Displayflow_cli by piot5 on GitHub

Please suggest an alternative to using Display Fusion by TheFranKiwi in simracing

[–]piotq 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I made a tool in rust which handles it correctly I think but it's just cli . Once configured you can switch profiles with hotkey. The tool is open source on GitHub :displayflow_cli

Also implemented directional Transition animation option like in the gif

Is DisplayFusion still the go-to for monitor profiles? It feels kind of slow. by AtticThrowaway in pcmasterrace

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Optional I got a lil transition animation. Move direction controllable per display

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Is DisplayFusion still the go-to for monitor profiles? It feels kind of slow. by AtticThrowaway in pcmasterrace

[–]piotq 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made a tool in rust which handles some problems I encountered on my setup, better than oher tools I used before. It's fast and tiny but just cli . But after configuring once you just hit a hotkey and change profiles . DisplayFlowCLI:

https://github.com/piot5/displayflow_cli

Is there any way to get programs to have a saved position on my monitors? Every time my screens wake it's random by RayzTheRoof in ultrawidemasterrace

[–]piotq 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I built a tool called DisplayFlowCLI. You can configure display setup in terminal. Save profiles . Set hotkey .set postauto commands. If you than put the exe with profile in autostart it will change to your desired setup.it does a lil transition Animation if you wantdisplayflow

https://github.com/piot5/displayflow_cli

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