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[Lance Botelle]

Hi Everybody,

Even if you have no intention of playing my module, I would still be interested in what Screen Resolution you play your NWN2 games in.

For my own module, this is of relevance, because of some of the GUI sizes I have in the module. If you play using a size different from 1920 x 1080, then I need to be able to provide an alternative XML file, and I want to know how many will need this alternative compared to the current "standard" I was expecting.

For this reason, knowing players screen resolution may also be useful for other builders too.

So, please tell me what screen resolution you play in ... Thanks!

Lance.

[kamal_]

1680x1050

[PJ156]

1680x1050

[Tchos]

1920 x 1080

[MarshallV]

6000 x 1080

[kevL]

lol

[Tchos]

I've seen that setup.  It looks pretty nice.

[MayCaesar]

I play normally in 3840x2160, or UHD (often called 4K, although technically 4K is 4096x2160). I am definitely interested in playing your module, but I also understand that we UHD folks are not very numerous, so perhaps making a separate UI for us is not a good idea.

 

I can play in 2560x1440 (1440p) as well. 1920x1080 doesn't work for me though due to the way my monitor/TV natively upscales it.

[kamal_]

6000 x 1080

nwn2 can be played at that resolution?

[Tchos]

[Arkalezth]

A plebeian 1440 x 900.

[Dann-J]

A plebeian 1440 x 900.

 

Me too - and that's if I plug my laptop into a monitor (which I always do anyway). Otherwise it'd be 1366 x 768.

 

Although I've since discovered I can go up to 1920 x 1080 if I can be bothered plugging my laptop into my TV.

[Lance Botelle]

I've seen that setup. It looks pretty nice.

Hi Tchos,

Out of curiosity, what kind of hardware/software (graphic card arrangement) are you using to have that display?

And .... I guess that is supplying true "extra" real estate at that resolution then? (i.e. It's not stretched.)
And .... why does it equate to 6000 and not (3 x 1920 = 5760)?

Cheers,
Lance.

[MayCaesar]

And .... why does it equate to 6000 and not (3 x 1920 = 5760)?

 

To my understanding, 6000x1080 is so called "bezel corrected" resolution, that is there are non-displayed parts right where the monitor frames are between the screens. What is actually displayed is still 5760x1080.

 

http://nvidia.custhe...zel-correction?

[Lance Botelle]

To my understanding, 6000x1080 is so called "bezel corrected" resolution, that is there are non-displayed parts right where the monitor frames are between the screens. What is actually displayed is still 5760x1080.
 
http://nvidia.custhe...zel-correction?

Hi MayCaesar,

Ah! That makes sense then. Thanks for the explanation.

Cheers,
Lance.

[Tchos]

Hi Tchos,
Out of curiosity, what kind of hardware/software (graphic card arrangement) are you using to have that display?

 

That's Marshall's display, not mine.  My display is as I reported, 1920 x 1080.

[Lance Botelle]

That's Marshall's display, not mine.  My display is as I reported, 1920 x 1080.

Sorry, my mistake ... In that case ...
 

6000 x 1080

Out of curiosity, what kind of hardware/software (graphic card arrangement) are you using to have that display?


Cheers,
Lance.

[MarshallV]

That video is two and a half years old.  At the time I believe I was running a single GeForce GTX 680 driving 3x 27" Samsung Monitors.

 

M

[MERP_UK]

1920 x 1080

 

I think I need to do a MarshallV job on mine