PastaLaVista
Queen Bee
- Steam or GOG
- Steam
- Single Player/Multiplayer
- Single
- Operating System
- Windows 10
- Terraria Version
- 1.4.3.2
- Controls Used
- Keyboard/Mouse
To put this simply: I upgraded from a single-monitor 1080p setup this summer to a dual-monitor setup with a new 1440p monitor as my main and the old 1080p monitor as secondary. But apparently, when playing with 100% zoom in fullscreen on a 1440p monitor the game looks, to be frank, terrible due to the pixel distortions.
To counter this, I tried to run the game through the secondary monitor instead. But apparently, when running the game specifically in borderless windowed mode (fullscreen mode and windowed mode works like intended), the game will always start on the main monitor. Even though the "move window to desired screen and fullscreen there" method works as it should for the other modes, borderless will ignore this and always open on your main. Or at least it does on mine.
(And no, I won't change so that the 1080p monitor is the main monitor. All that would accomplish is to make me have monitor problems on all games except Terraria instead of exclusively with Terraria)
To counter this, I tried to run the game through the secondary monitor instead. But apparently, when running the game specifically in borderless windowed mode (fullscreen mode and windowed mode works like intended), the game will always start on the main monitor. Even though the "move window to desired screen and fullscreen there" method works as it should for the other modes, borderless will ignore this and always open on your main. Or at least it does on mine.
(And no, I won't change so that the 1080p monitor is the main monitor. All that would accomplish is to make me have monitor problems on all games except Terraria instead of exclusively with Terraria)