DoubleTap Posted April 27, 2010 Posted April 27, 2010 My wife needed to borrow my monitor while she ordered a new flat panel one. When it came, she offered to allow me to try it out on my PC to see if I liked it better. I still have to compare the overall image quality (I think they are the same basically), but "hers" is a true widescreen, which my old was not. Now, IL2 displays stretched a bit to fit the screen, and while there is mild distortion, it does not seem to bother me. What I was wondering, though, was there a way to make IL2 actually display MORE peripheral vision in the cockpit rather than stretching the image. In other words, does IL2 have a widescreen (16:9) switch or the like in the config file? DT Quote
Crash Posted April 27, 2010 Posted April 27, 2010 My wife needed to borrow my monitor while she ordered a new flat panel one. When it came, she offered to allow me to try it out on my PC to see if I liked it better. I still have to compare the overall image quality (I think they are the same basically), but "hers" is a true widescreen, which my old was not. Now, IL2 displays stretched a bit to fit the screen, and while there is mild distortion, it does not seem to bother me. What I was wondering, though, was there a way to make IL2 actually display MORE peripheral vision in the cockpit rather than stretching the image. In other words, does IL2 have a widescreen (16:9) switch or the like in the config file? DT Hi DT read this thread and this one Quote
Tribunus Posted April 27, 2010 Posted April 27, 2010 ~S~ DT I’ve got a 24 inch Dell widescreen and these are the setting that I use. [window] Width=1680 Height-1050 Colourbits=32 Depthbits=24 Stencilbits=8 Changescreenres=1 Fullscreen=1 Drawifnotfocused=0 Enableresize=0 Enableclose=1 Saveaspect=0 Use3renders=0 I now do all my flying in Wide View, so I have generous peripheral vision. I’ve lost nothing in the way of visibility, I fly using the instruments rather than the speed bar and can see them very clearly. I use Normal View only when I want a little bit of zoom when attacking ground targets. Gun Sight View is so magnified as to be of no use to me. Quote
2. Administrators fruitbat Posted April 27, 2010 2. Administrators Posted April 27, 2010 if you have a widescreen monitor, Sans Fov changer is a must imo. It can occasionally be a pain in the ass sometimes, but its the only way you can get il2 to display the extra bits at the side, without cropping and stretching to fit, and i always fly with it. Quote
DoubleTap Posted April 28, 2010 Author Posted April 28, 2010 My wife needed to borrow my monitor while she ordered a new flat panel one. When it came, she offered to allow me to try it out on my PC to see if I liked it better. I still have to compare the overall image quality (I think they are the same basically), but "hers" is a true widescreen, which my old was not. Now, IL2 displays stretched a bit to fit the screen, and while there is mild distortion, it does not seem to bother me. What I was wondering, though, was there a way to make IL2 actually display MORE peripheral vision in the cockpit rather than stretching the image. In other words, does IL2 have a widescreen (16:9) switch or the like in the config file? DT Hi DT read this thread and this one Sweet, guys! I cannot wait to try it out! DT Quote
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