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I haven't used it personally but maybe changing it will do something?
The only work around I can find is to open the game, lower the resolution, move the window to the main monitor, and bring it back to full resolution.
Note that I do indeed have my main monitor (the one I want to use) set as my main monitor in Windows settings, so that isn't the problem.
Here's what happens when I change the settings:
- `MonitorNumber=0` Window on monitor 1 (*not* my primary monitor according to windows).
- `MonitorNumber=1` Window on monitor 1
- `MonitorNumber=2` Window starts about 3/4 of the way on monitor 1 and extends part way into monitor 2. So essentially the window seems to be in some random location between the monitors.
I suppose this is an UE4 bug? Is the game on the latest UE4 version?
Thanks for your help!