Can someone link me to a currently working widescreen fix?
Starcraft in widescreen
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R3DT1D3
285 Posts
Can someone link me to a currently working widescreen fix? | ||
Catchafire2000
United States227 Posts
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
1. Play on windowed mode with iCCup Launcher, with the size of the window 2x. If the window becomes too big to the point the it is cropped, try to adjust your desktop resolution higher (with the same native aspect ratio of your monitor). If you have a VGA software installed (such as nVidia Control Panel), try to create your own resolution to make it fit. 2. Whenever you go play BW, change your monitor aspect ratio to 4:3 on OSD. | ||
L3gendary
Canada1470 Posts
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snigor
Norway129 Posts
On April 08 2012 06:09 Catchafire2000 wrote: There is none. As there are no tweaks for D2/D1 widescreen as well. A little off topic, but d2 is pixel based and there is a hack to run it highres/widescreen. Wouldn't try to play on bnet, but it works. http://widescreengamingforum.com/dr/diablo-ii | ||
R3DT1D3
285 Posts
On April 08 2012 07:37 L3gendary wrote: You can change ur gfx card driver settings to switch to 4:3 whenever bw is played. I have an AMD card and I do not see any feature to adjust aspect ratio for specific profiles. | ||
Pezsmapatkany
Hungary25 Posts
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LasTLiE
United States428 Posts
DL linku: http://www.mediafire.com/?dteslfhkl6odszk Extract it, open the ResSettings.ini file and change ScreenWidth and ScreenHight values to whatever you want and then run it. Should work fine. Although I should say that if you plan on playing on iccup, I don't think you can use this and chaos launcher at the same time. Also it'd probably set off any anti-hack you'd have to use. | ||
L3gendary
Canada1470 Posts
On April 08 2012 08:19 R3DT1D3 wrote: I have an AMD card and I do not see any feature to adjust aspect ratio for specific profiles. For ati cards go to the Catalyst CC > Digital Panel > Attributes > Maintain Aspect Ratio | ||
VTArlock
United States1763 Posts
Meh Quick and easy fix... Take a pair of some really sharp scissors and simply cut the monitor to the correct size. It shouldn't need more than an inch or two from the left and right before it is a perfect square. | ||
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