I open up two Test Players and arrange their windows side by side and minimize the server studio behind them. I close everything then re-open a test server and 2 test players again. It should remember how my windows were organized before and re-arrange them to look like that again.
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Isn’t this something OS-related?
(I mean, ROBLOX could probably do this for windows that I know, not sure about mac)
It’s not that annoying to quickly do Windows+Left and Windows+Right though?
There is probably a way to remember window position in the Qt API. I know there is saveGeometry and restoreGeometry but can’t remember if that was for widgets or windows.
When I was mucking around in the registry with ROBLOX stuff I noticed some “geometry” values that were saved. They were all named after widgets (Properties, Output, etc), so those API members are probably for widgets. They may be able to be used with windows as well though – I don’t know.
Is this a “I’ll ask my superiors” ?
Only really requires a google search 
. QMainWindow actually inherits from QWidget, so saveGeometry would probably work.
http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qmainwindow.html
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yes
Currently when I am developing a game and need to see side by side results on the server vs client side, I will need to go to every individual client opened and close all open windows, Explorer, Properties, Advanced Objects, Tools, ect ect ect. In order to place them side by side. (I’m still impressed I can do that, mind you.)
I’d like studio to remember the arrangement I have when I open a new server or client. It’d be a quality of life update, but very welcome from me!
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Its like you knew… Should be live right now 