Revit splitscreen issue

[afosterEMJBQ]

Hello all. This is my first time posting and I'm not sure this is the correct forum for this question but I'm stuck. Best way to describe the issue is to show you. I have an ultra-wide 35" monitor and when using Revit in full-screen everything works great. When I work with a split-screen setup (picture beside picture) the bottom quarter of the screen is dead space. See images below.

Good.

Bad.

Any help is appreciated.

Cheers.

[iainsavage]

Can you grab the bottom edge of the window and drag it down?

Or change the aspect ratio of the window?

I don’t think this is a Revit issue, I think its more likely to be your pc video settings?

[hmunsell]

Looks like a resolution issue? Are there settings for resolution or screen size with you do a split screen?

BTW... jellous of the 35" screen 😁.

[Secttor]

Hi @afosterEMJBQ 

Windows 10 should handle such request.. drag one of those 2 windows (revit or the other one) to the side of the screen..will snap & split in half in order to allow the other one to move on the other half of the screen.. very similar with ordinary explorer windows.

you can tell us also the resolution

[justin.jollyJ4XVN]

I experienced the same issue in Revit 2019. Also the text and the icons were blur. It got resolved once I restarted the computer.

 

[HVAC-Novice]

What version of Revit? there was a year when Revit started supporting 4K. 

Does the regular windows split screening work (where you drag a window into a corner, or to one side)? 

[Maksim.Melnikov.BY]

Hi
Has a solution to this problem been found?
Faced the same when using an ultra wide monitor.

[HVAC-Novice]

What resolution, Revit version and which windows? 

Works for me with R2024.2 on W10 and 4K monitor. 

[justin.jollyJ4XVN]

As said earlier, in my case, the issue got resolved on restarting the computer. Could you please try the same once.

[Maksim.Melnikov.BY]

Windows 10, Revit 2024, 3440x1440

[HVAC-Novice]

Update to 2024.2

Update drivers and everything Windows

Does the snapping work for other application, or is Revit the only one being difficult?