That would be awesome - thanks!

Look in the .window files and you will find your answer!!!

That's weird. I messed with the InfoCard before, but it was a while back - I think I edited the bottom bar's size to be larger and then made the top transparent to preserve the existing height, but not sure about that, and that was only to change its height (although you might be able to use a similar technique depending on how the area is checked). I assume you've tried changing one value at a time to see if you get results ("-0" might also mess some stuff up, but you said you tried other numerals and it didn't change anything)?

Ya tried it again - neither of these seem to do anything:

offsetFromBottomBarBottomRight [-340, -0]
offsetFromTopCenterWhenFullScreenDialogOpen [-500, 760]

(I've tried various values for x, both positive and negative)

I'm definitely messing with the right file though as this changed something:

entityIconSize [50, 50]

changing the 50,50 to 150,150 made the window larger (to I'm assuming fit the 150 size icons.)

Aha, I figured it out.

When you stretch Sins beyond a certain size, interface elements reorganize themselves. This has unexpectedly just broke my interface mod I've been working on, since I have had it running in 1024x768 mode for testing, not realizing that when the Sins window is expanded, interface elements move. Since the top bar is always, well, on the top, it's not an issue there, but everything on the bottom changes.

Hence the infocard problem. At a high resolution like 1920x1080, the infocard moves from above the right panel of the bottom bar to the very bottom-right of the screen, after which the change on offsetFromBottomBarBottomRight apparently has no effect.

I'll probably shoot off an email to Ironclad regarding this and the other interface issue. Things like this kind of make interface modding beyond simply recoloring and changing alpha channels pointless. The mod I was doing moved the resource counters to the bottom, and it worked at 1024x768 (although anything short of 100% alpha is faded, since the icons and numbers are not rendered on top of the brush) but like I said above, I can no longer make it a standard feature without forcing people to use a resolution from 1998.

Very few games support multi-screen. The ones that do don't do it very well. This is fairly new but I can't see much happening with this as maybe 1% of people have multi screens.

Have you tried changing screen sizes in window mode. All game info is shown in a single window. with multi screen support, they split the window in 2 (never heard of three). I did find a work around for another game but each windows update reverted everything so I gave up. This was a while ago tho.

Good luck and keep us posted.

Bump - any word?