I had trouble following the old guide that seems to be linked to everywhere to allow this to be done. When I can link to more than 2 sites, I will update this post with a link to the original and fix the link to the site in step 3. For now, I’ll just comment with them. Hope this helps some of you guys achieve a flawless setup for multiple monitors!
- Locate your config folder with qt-config.ini. Mine was in canary-mingw\user\config. Some people may have theirs in %appdata%\Citra\user\config.
- Under [Layout] in qt-config.ini set custom_layout=true from false, also change layout_option=0 to =1.
- Using ht.tps://community.citra-emu.org/uploads/default/original/2X/f/f1439a0dd6d2566b8077d93eec3a204131f64720.txt (change main.txt to main.htm) (also apologies to the mods, I cant put more than two links in a post right now so I had to cheat) input the dimensions HxV of your monitors you want to use with the main monitor being the left-most monitor and secondary the right-most.
- Copy and paste the resulting config lines into qt-config.ini under the [Layout] heading. Be sure to overwrite the original custom_xxx_xxx=x lines, not just add to the end of the file.
- Under [Layout] in qt-config.ini find the line “custom_top_left\default=false”. and change all the custom_xxx_xxx\default=false lines to default=true. Be sure to leave custom_layout\defualt=false as is.
- Now to skip over to the Reddit guide, here. Ignore the instructions up to “Once you’ve done all the steps in that guide you’re going to want to download Borderless Gaming”
- Download the latest build of Borderless Gaming here. Get the .exe, not the source code. Install and launch Borderless Gaming.
- Launch Citra. Using the view dropdown at the top of the Citra main window, uncheck “Single Window Mode”. Launch the game. The window may look a bit off, just ignore Citra for now.
- Back to Borderless Gaming. In the Applications frame on the left, you should see a handful of options. If you haven’t set single window mode to off, then there will only be one Citra option. I cannot stress enough that this would not work for me, you MUST set Single Window Mode to off in Citra.
- You are looking for a program following this style: Citra Canary | HEAD-XXXXXXX [Title] OR Citra Nightly | etc depending on the build you are using. Click on the one that applies to whatever build you are using. The middle bar will have arrows, having selected the proper application, click the arrow pointing to the right. You should now have that program in the Favorites frame to the right.
- Right-click the entry for the app in favorites, selecting the “Select Favorite Window” option and setting it to “SuperSize!”.
- Right-click the entry again and select “No size change” if “Set window size” is still greyed out.
- Once again right-click the entry and click “Set Window Size”. It will ask you to set it with the mouse, say no. Pixel X location should be 0, same with Y position. The next option should be the same as custom_bottom_right from qt-config. It auto-populated 3199 for me, just 1 pixel less than the line in qt-config. It may do the same for you, as it just fills in the total horizontal length in pixels of your screens. The height should be the same as the maximum length in pixels of whichever screen is higher res.
- You should have a functioning fullscreen multi-monitor setup now.
If you have any problems, feel free to reach out to me.