Lock Screen Image positioning

[Deeknskeet10]

Hey all,

I'm attempting to fix an issue I'm experiencing after updating my monitor setup. I've attached an image of what I'm experiencing. Background info:
Distro: Archcraft (riced version of Arch) - https://github.com/archcraft-os/archcraft
WM: BSPWM
Bottom Monitor: 3840x1600
Top: 1920x1080

I've set up a command in my bspwmrc to update the monitor layout using xrandr:
xrandr --output DisplayPort-2 --primary --auto --fb 3840x2680 --pos 0x1080 --rotate normal --output HDMI-A-0 --auto --pos 960x0 --rotate normal

This, is creating a virtual space of 3840x2680 and offsetting the 3840x1600 monitor to the bottom and centering the smaller monitor on top of the larger. It appears to work with no issue, but when I lock my screen the background image's top left corner is aligned to the 0,0 of the virtual space and, as can be seen, is then cut off. The time boxes look great though.

Do I need to find a different resolution picture? Is there something I could set up in a custom config (do not currently have a config file for BetterLockScreen in .config). I've read through the multimonitor feature thread but did not glean anything for this issue. I'm reaching out here instead of the maintainer for Archcraft as I noticed the distro was using the default config for BetterLockScreen.

Appreciate any help. Thank you!

[SebTM]

Did you run our update-command (-u ) after setting up the outputs/resolutions with xrandr?
Can you provide the result (cached image) Betterlockscreen generates, the source image, full xrandr-output (when displays are setup like described)?

[Deeknskeet10]

Thanks SebTM! Naturally I was overthinking it... got into the rabbit hole there and skipped the simple troubleshooting procedures. Simply running betterlockscreen -u with the path to the image fixed the issue. Thank you for your time!