Execute resolution if not defined on orchestrator

[Andrija (Andrija Pejcic)]

Hi,

Does anybody knows in what resolution is unattended bot going to run if the resolution parameters are not defined on Orchestrator? I have some distant thought that it should keep the resolution which was used during the development but maybe I am wrong.

Thanks!

[THIRU_NANI (NaNi)]

Hey!

We won’t consider the orchestrator resolution. Whenever we’re developing the process in the system. That particular system’s resolutions will takes the consideration.

We need to import the below namespaces from imports panel

System.Windows.Forms

System.Windows.Forms.Screen.PrimaryScreen.Bounds.Width

The above expression will give you the resolution

Reference:

How to know screen resolution specified in orchestrator?

Hi Friends, Is there any way to retrieve the screen resolution specified in orchestrator for any robot when a process is running on that robot? Suppose there are multiple processes developed with different resolution and running one after another on a robot which has resolution specified in orchestrator. There are chances that process fail at any point due to resolution difference. So if I can find resolution specified in orchestrator, it will easy to raise alert or handle it.

Regards,
NaNi

[postwick (Paul Ostwick)]

It depends how the server is configured.

[Rahul_Unnikrishnan]

Hello @Andrija

There are provisions to set the resolution for the bot execution. You can refer to the below posts.

How do you set the screen resolution for a UiPath robot? - Stack Overflow.

Robot settings

[Andrija (Andrija Pejcic)]

Thank you for the details

[Andrija (Andrija Pejcic)]

Hi Rahul

I need to change the resolution dynamically, and the setup though orchestrator is static so it doesnt cover my problem

[MayureshOfficial_45]

Hi @Andrija,

If the resolution is not configured in Orchestrator, the unattended Robot generally uses the resolution configured for the Windows/VM session where the Robot is running.

It does not automatically use the resolution from the development machine.

So, if your automation depends on a specific resolution, it is better to make sure the Robot machine/VM display settings are configured correctly and, where applicable, define the desired resolution in Orchestrator.

Hope this helps!