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I can't get the mod working properly


MorphineSyringe

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Hey everyone. First, i must say english is not my first language, so i might explain thing with wrong words or terms.

 

I succesfully installed the widescreen mod for he gog version of BG2 and ToB, and I tried to play in differents resolutions. The best one is 640 * 482; i don't mind playing with that resolution (and it's full screen). The only thing is that i can scroll the map down. It work when I want to move the camera left, right and up, but it just don't work when i tried it down.

 

The reasons i don't play in 1920 * 1080, is that it's very too small on the screen, and i get bored after 5 minutes. I tried differents resolutions, but some of them gave me large black border (was not full screen), like 800 * 600.

 

So yeah, help?!

 

Thanks.

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What kind of screen device do you have ? The reason why some of the resolutions can give black borders is that the screen goes to a setting that it likes, and the games adjusts to it. You can use any of the standard resolutions settings with the mod(without much of a black borders), so not only 1920 * 1080, but

1280x800

1440x900

1680x1050

1920x1200

2560x1600*

If you have a screen with Width to Height ratio of 16:10, and the monitor can show that* much, if it's less then you just need to select the smaller ones, and it's likely that you should.

 

If it's 16:9,

The resolutions are:

1280x720

1360x768

1600x900

1920x1080

2048x1152

2560x1440*

 

So I would try this for example:

1360x768

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Yes, that's just a part of the Graphical User Interface, you need to go into the game to actually experience the full effects of the mod. As said in the readme. Or would you like graphically pretty neon green color instead of the black ? See the game has no other art assets that fit into those screens, so the mod didn't alter them, except that it just centered the art with black borders.

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Yeah, but into the game, the black borders are there. I can't take a screenshot of it (idk why), but I keep getting the black borders when i'm playing, as show in my previous post. It's not full screen. The only full screen I get is when I set the resolution in 640 * 482 (but there's a bug with the down movement) or with the 1920 * 1080 (and I don't like this resolution...)

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What kind of screen device do you have ?

Tell me the exact model so I can look it up etc.

 

And by the way, when I say into the game, the main screen is this:

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Not the inventory or other screens...

 

To show the point I am trying to make, I'll show a comparison from 800x600 to 1920x1200.

Yes the start screen gets surrounded by black borders:

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But that's not the main screen you'll be playing the game at, it's this:

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PS, just so you know, the cost of this post was a 2 839 990 148 bytes wasted...

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I don't know exactly what to tell you about my screen device, but i'll try to give you the best i can. I have a laptop, so that I can't tell you much more about my screen device.

 

Once again, I KNOW the black borders should be gone once into the game, but they are there, I can't have a '' fullscreen effect ''.

 

I don't know why, but I cannot upload anymore files here... So there you go : http://imgur.com/a/DTZ42 I know it's in french, but you'll get the idea.

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It could be your graphics card driver settings. I'm not sure how it works with NVIDIA Control Panel, but there's got to be a tab there somewhere for scaling options. You'll just have to change the setting from "keep aspect ratio" or "center the image" to something like "stretch the image" or "full screen."

 

There are some issues with certain cards, drivers and/or connections, so this doesn't always help. I have an AMD card and a 1080p monitor (DVI -> HDMI), and for some reason I can only get full screen with my native resolution and 1280x720; all the other resolutions result in a centered image with black borders regardless of my driver settings. This can be solved by disabling hardware acceleration in the Config program, but it may lead to artifacts or performance drops.

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I don't know exactly what to tell you about my screen device, but i'll try to give you the best i can. I have a laptop...

The laptops screen is part of the laptop, so just give the Laptops designation.

I have an old Toshiba Satellite C870-1HG for example, the designation is likely to be viewable at the bottom of the device.

The forum doesn't like a too many file formats, but you can go around that by saving them as .jpg's, and uploading them to a site like the one you used, and then right clicking and using the Copy Image Location and putting it to a img tags, so looking your picture, the code becomes this:

[img=http://i.imgur.com/H1v8XDt.jpg]

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That phase of the game doesn't actually matter as it's not part of the games main interface like shown above. Now, if it looks like this in the full screen mode, in the main interface, instead of what I posted in the third post of mine:

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Then your Graphical Card is likely set to not extend the image properly(see the Tash's post), which can be fixed with a setting up a game specific profile in the NVIDIA Control Panel GeForce Experience -program. Or just using more general settings... EDIT plah plah plah.

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This one is for every game:

 

Right click on your desktop. Start the NVIDIA Control Panel. Go to the "Desktop size and position options", it should have a Scaling tab, pick the "Aspect Ration" -option.

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And if that doesn't fix it, try the others. :p

 

The game specific options are available NVIDIA GeForce Experience, but usually this general settings should do fine, unless you already know what you are after.

And you, an everyone else is more than welcome to my help. Just trying to sub for the Widescreen mod forum moderators. :devlook:

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