Oh it’s definitely not ideal, but should work fine. OP says they have two screens, I assumed they meant one each. But even if not then it works using windowed mode so should still be possible.
I haven’t tried either of these solutions personally, but on the face of it I would agree with the Reddit poster that using the user accounts method is more elegant (though not necessarily easier to initially set up!) and should use less resources - which is important when you’re intentionally doubling the load.
I have used Sandboxie on a laptop with Nvidia Gtx 1650 without any issues…wheb i was using OBS for streaming FPS where droping. The only problem here is you can’t use BT on both instances of zwift.
That’s probably an issue with the Sandboxie software?
I still think this whole thing is a Bad Idea. Zwift aren’t going to help you if you run into trouble. Fine if you’re an advanced Zwifter who loves tinkering with PCs though.
You need 1 Ant+ and 1 BT connection or 2 Ant+.
You need to pair 1st via Ant+ on sandboxie and after turn On BT for normal zwift. Not so easy but once you get used to the order it’s clear.
What I’ve done in the past is create a meetup with “keep together” selected. One of us runs Zwift from our phone and only pays attention to it for power output, etc… The other runs it from the computer and since it’s a meetup set to keep together we’re both on the screen together. It’s not ideal but works pretty well.
Heya
We got it working in the end on sandbox yes. 1 pc with 2 screens, I use one running normal and husband uses the other screen using the exe through sandbox.
Were just hoping for a better user experience, perhaps expected too much from Zwift
At least like you said we can share good memories and no need to play tag and take turns riding
We got it working with Sandbox in the end.
One PC with two ant sticks and two trainers. Two screens - one screen running Zwift in sandbox could pick up BT fine and the other screen running Zwift normal could pick up BT fine.
We rode together a few hours ago Happy that we are able to, pity that the app is not geared for family setups like ours and thus the need for a sandbox setup.
PC resources was fine for us as our screen card and box is also used as a gaming machine