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PostPosted: 02 Dec 2012, 03:47 
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I am having trouble understanding the WoT page.

All it says, which is kind of confusing, is:

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Eyefinity / Surround Specific Solution
Edit the preference file in World of Tanks, and you can search for pref*.xml under C:/Users, and may be your pref file was in a slightly different location. Then change this line: 1.900000 to 5.333333, for 48:9 or 4.800000, for 48:10, in folder view options.


When I do a search within the xml I found, and change the 1.90000 to 5.33333 for my 3 1920x1080 monitors, save, setup in Nvidia control panel the Surround linking with the road, change the res to the highest bezel corrected res (5266x1050), go into the game full screen and it is horribly distorted.

I tried multiple 16:9 resolutions that are bezel corrected according the the Nvidia control panel and all are distorted. This is viewing the garage as I am not going into a game seeing the garage view like this.

update: I put it into windowed mode and just pushed the title bar up a bit and dragged the bottom down as far as it would let me. This way it doesn't look so distorted...why? Why am I forced to do windowed and not full screen?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzL9MYHvwfo


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