Split a dual monitor?

here is my setup, DESKTOP_1 has dual monitors. my problem is that i want linux-0s75.site to be below Desktop_1 (screen one) and linux-zs6p.site to be below Desktop_1 (screen two). Also I want to wrap around linux-zs6p.site to androidphone and reverse from that. one more thing, is there a way to configre that if i do not have one of the systems up, will synergy detect that and wrap to the next in line instead of just failing to switch between screens? thank you in advance for any input that is given!!

section: screens androidphone: halfDuplexCapsLock = false halfDuplexNumLock = false halfDuplexScrollLock = false xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false switchCorners = none switchCornerSize = 0 android: halfDuplexCapsLock = false halfDuplexNumLock = false halfDuplexScrollLock = false xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false switchCorners = none switchCornerSize = 0 DESKTOP_1: halfDuplexCapsLock = false halfDuplexNumLock = false halfDuplexScrollLock = false xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false switchCorners = none switchCornerSize = 0 Laptop17: halfDuplexCapsLock = false halfDuplexNumLock = false halfDuplexScrollLock = false xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false switchCorners = none switchCornerSize = 0 Laptop15: halfDuplexCapsLock = false halfDuplexNumLock = false halfDuplexScrollLock = false xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false switchCorners = none switchCornerSize = 0 linux-0s75.site: halfDuplexCapsLock = false halfDuplexNumLock = false halfDuplexScrollLock = false xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false switchCorners = none switchCornerSize = 0 linux-zs6p.site: halfDuplexCapsLock = false halfDuplexNumLock = false halfDuplexScrollLock = false xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false switchCorners = none switchCornerSize = 0 end

section: aliases Laptop17: Laptop1 end

section: links androidphone: right = android android: right = DESKTOP_1 left = androidphone DESKTOP_1: right = Laptop17 down = linux-0s75.site left = android Laptop17: right = Laptop15 down = linux-zs6p.site left = DESKTOP_1 Laptop15: left = Laptop17 linux-0s75.site: up = DESKTOP_1 right = linux-zs6p.site linux-zs6p.site: up = Laptop17 left = linux-0s75.site end

section: options relativeMouseMoves = false screenSaverSync = true win32KeepForeground = false switchCorners = none switchCornerSize = 0 end

Just wanted to share my config to assist others:

I have 3 computers and 8 Monitors. They're set up in the following configuration:

__________________________________________________________
|             |             |             |              |
|      DCOGRAPHICS    -          4 Monitors Across       |
|                                                        |
|             |             |             |              |
---------------------------------------------------------
__________________________________________________________
|             |             |             |              |
|           Hornet          |            Wasp            |
|         2 monitors        |         2 Monitors         |
|             |             |             |              |
---------------------------------------------------------

Synergy treats each computer's combined screens as 100%.. therefore 0-50% of dcographics going down is 100% of hornet and 51-100% of dcographics going down is 100% of WASP. Going UP from Hornet and Wasp is exactly the same. Going Left and Right between Hornet and Wasp is nothing special.

One thing to note! When customizing your config it's really important to get the formatting correct or Synergy will read it improperly. I typically copy and paste a line that Synergy saved to the next line in the section and modify it to my needs.

section: screens
dcographics:
    halfDuplexCapsLock = false
    halfDuplexNumLock = false
    halfDuplexScrollLock = false
    xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false
    switchCorners = none 
    switchCornerSize = 0
HORNET:
    halfDuplexCapsLock = false
    halfDuplexNumLock = false
    halfDuplexScrollLock = false
    xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false
    switchCorners = none 
    switchCornerSize = 0
WASP:
    halfDuplexCapsLock = false
    halfDuplexNumLock = false
    halfDuplexScrollLock = false
    xtestIsXineramaUnaware = false
    switchCorners = none 
    switchCornerSize = 0
end

section: aliases
end

section: links
dcographics:
    down(0,50) = HORNET
    down(51,100) = WASP
HORNET:
    up = dcographics(0,50)
    right = WASP
WASP:
    left = HORNET
    up = dcographics(51,100)
end

section: options
relativeMouseMoves = false
screenSaverSync = true
win32KeepForeground = true
switchCorners = none 
switchCornerSize = 0
end

I just wanted to add to this because I have 4 screens total and I've edited it to have my mouse travel in circles now. 2 are my main PC then I have a laptop to the right and the dual monitor from the laptop to the left

section: links

Design-PC:
    right = PERSONAL-PC
    left = PERSONAL-PC
PERSONAL-PC:
    left = Design-PC
    right= Design-PC

I got it. You have to save the configuration then edit it.

1. Put your two computers in the picture diagram via "Configure interactively"
2. Back at the main screen, select File > Save Configuration As
3. Name it anything you want and save as .sgc file
4. Open the file in notepad to edit

5. Find the Section: links and edit as follows:

   section: links

   Single:

   right = Dual
   
   left = Dual
   

   Dual:

   right = Single
   
   left = Single
   

   end

6. Save and close

7. Back in Synergy choose "Use existing configuration" and point it to your .sgc file

I've been trying to accomplish the same thing. I eventually got what I wanted but it's not a perfect solution.

Here's how I did it. Since the absolute left is a hard wall and the absolute right is too, physically swap your left and right displays (and adjust your configs accordingly).
<- Dual-Right | Single | Dual-Left ->

However, it takes some getting used to when you want to move anything from one of the duals to the other. Same problem occurs with a super-wide program like a wide workbook in excel. It's totally annoying to have to track all the way left to see the right side of the document. Oh, ya, and gaming on the system is out too.