This feature will allow users to bypass the automatic driver detection functionality so that they can at least force the use of the built-in Windows driver if NVIDIA or AMD ever have an issue with their drivers.
Added in the ability to map the Windows CCD Display name to NVAPI DisplayId, which will make it possible to use that information within DisplayMagician.
Partway through having the Screens properly populated for the NVIDIA surround screen setups, but have struck an issue with the extra non-surround screens in a combined surround and non-surround screen setup. The additional non-surround screens don't have any X & Y positions set within the mosaic config, which means I should really be using the WIndows config details, but there isn't anyway to identify which windows screen path matches which nvidia display ID. THe only way to do this is to start storing the NVIDIA displayconfig too.
Readjusted the placement of the Game components so that I can add some additional process monitoring options when I attempt to make process monitoring more reliable in the future.
This is the initial windows desktop functionality, and may work. I've added it to the earlier version of DisplayMagician, but I'm not sure I'll release it. This will instead probably be part of v2.0.0.
Can now select a new wallpaper and have it appear in the wallpaper picturebox. Also can reopen the profilesettings and the wallpaper will be loaded back into the picturebox. Just need to sort out the clear button and the use current buttons.
Amazing! This is the first working version of DisplayMagician using the new NVIDIA and Windows CCD library. It works properly, and now I can start to tidy up some of the additioanl functionality I need to sort out before a release. I also then need to work on the AMD library as well!
This is the initial version of the spanned screen bitmap drawing. It woks by showing one giant screen, but it currently doesn't insert any information about the individual screens that make up the spanned screen at all. I'm going to add that improvement at a later date, because the main thing is to get the new libraries up and running, and used by people.
Still have an issue where the 'Equals' doesn't detect that there is a different primary screen, so it won't let me save a new profile for the slightly changed display settings.
NVIDIA Profiles can be created, JSON file saved ok, and the bitmaps and icons are drawn correctly and showin in the Display Profile window. The problem comes when the DisplayProfiles_2.0.json file is loaded. JsonConvert causes an exception trying to populate ProfileBitmap, and I can't figure out why!
