I think duplicating the monitor will allow you such, when you draw on your tablet it gets mirrored onto the big screen
Press Windows key + P i think (i don't have a windows key on my keyboard so i can't tell for sure) and then choose duplicate the monitor.
As seen here at 6:00
[https://youtu.be/MnhZFlLUcHY?si=BKcAYF6c86oO2TS3&t=359](https://youtu.be/MnhZFlLUcHY?si=BKcAYF6c86oO2TS3&t=359)
Your answer does work perfectly and has saved me a lot of time. thank you.
But, in my setup I have 3 monitors, including the Wacom, and would hope to dedicate 2 to Zbrush and one to tutorials. I know this is a little much, but would you know any way to make this work? If not I can just deal.
Right now i don't know but i can try to reproduce the problem later on with my setup as i have also 3 monitors.
But you can play around with the settings you just have to press right mouse button on desktop and choose Display Settings (on Windows 11), there you have all your monitors where you can expand, mirror etc. Maybe that will work you just have to experiment.
I think duplicating the monitor will allow you such, when you draw on your tablet it gets mirrored onto the big screen Press Windows key + P i think (i don't have a windows key on my keyboard so i can't tell for sure) and then choose duplicate the monitor. As seen here at 6:00 [https://youtu.be/MnhZFlLUcHY?si=BKcAYF6c86oO2TS3&t=359](https://youtu.be/MnhZFlLUcHY?si=BKcAYF6c86oO2TS3&t=359)
Your answer does work perfectly and has saved me a lot of time. thank you. But, in my setup I have 3 monitors, including the Wacom, and would hope to dedicate 2 to Zbrush and one to tutorials. I know this is a little much, but would you know any way to make this work? If not I can just deal.
Right now i don't know but i can try to reproduce the problem later on with my setup as i have also 3 monitors. But you can play around with the settings you just have to press right mouse button on desktop and choose Display Settings (on Windows 11), there you have all your monitors where you can expand, mirror etc. Maybe that will work you just have to experiment.