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Rotation

Turn the device and the desktop turns with it. The computer resizes the PixelBridge display to match, portrait or landscape.

  • For one session: use the orientation control in the session: auto, Locked landscape or Locked portrait. It’s also in the session’s More menu › Orientation.
  • Always: Settings › On screen › Lock rotation holds the current orientation for the whole session, so a propped tablet stops flipping when you lean on it. Off by default.

When you draw, you may want to turn the picture without the desktop changing shape. Twist two fingers on the picture to rotate it, pinch to zoom, and drag with two fingers to pan. This changes only what the device shows; the computer’s display stays as it is.

Still stuck? Write to support@bytehavenstudios.com and a person will answer.

PixelBridge, from ByteHaven Studios