renskav Posted October 8, 2006 Report Posted October 8, 2006 When installing a second monitor the avalible resolutions update to wierd values. My system is currently running at 2560x1024 and these are the avalible resolutions i get 512x384640x400640x480800x6001024x7681280x4801600x6001696x4801920x6002048x7682175x6122304x8642560x7202560x7682560x8002560x9602560x1024 There is no option to select 1280x1024, the maximum resolution allowed in trenchwars. The problem goes away when i go back to a single monitor. Thanks for a great client, if you need further information dont hesitate to email me afx.swegmail.com (i dont read this forum on a regular basis)
»Maverick Posted October 8, 2006 Report Posted October 8, 2006 Go to View / Advanced Options and tick/untick "Show Default Resolutions". I think you're problem is that your video card doesn't officially support those weird resolutions so they are hidden by default. You can force Windows another resolution though, like you did with 2560x1024. (Mind that you don't set your screen to 60 Hz because that's bad for your brain - no joking.) You can subscribe to this topic so you get email notifications if someone replied.
renskav Posted October 8, 2006 Author Report Posted October 8, 2006 Thanks for the swift reply. I think you are right about windows not supporting those resolutions because if i check the show default resolutions and go to 1280x1024, it still puts me in 1024x768. I verified this by having a friend at the edge of visibility, and he could see me but not the other way around. I can get around this by disabling double monitors, but it feels like an annoying extra step to take. But maybe this problem is with windows and not with the client.
»SOS Posted October 9, 2006 Report Posted October 9, 2006 The problem lies with the video drivers. Continuum gets the supported resolutions from them and it appears that in multi-monitor mode, that resolution simply is not supported by the video drivers or the card itself. You can try newer drivers - maybe they will enable the missing resolution.
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