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Originally Posted by jdkbph
Very nice thank you. I can't wait to load it up. But before I do...
I noticed you had versions for 1024, 1280 and 1600 horizontal resolutions. My monitor's native res is 1920. Can I use the 1600 version while running the game at 1920 without any game affecting inaccuracies?
If not, can I adjust the dds file so I can use it? Not sure what app to use with that. Photoshop maybe?
Thanks
JD
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it's not as accurate but the fix is easy enough. either you scale up the dds or i'll upload a pack containing more resolutions in a while. I'll wait a bit though to give ppl a change to tell me the screenwidths they are using so i don't have to do this on a regular basis.
the steps are pretty easy:
you say you have a native res. of 1920 - 1920 is 1.2 times 1600. in order to have the bearing scale accurate again you need to scale the width (not the height though, or you'll get some clipping along the top and bottom) of it by 1.2 and save. be advised that you'll need a width that is a multiple of 4 for dds files so you may need to adjust the resulting width by 1 or 2 pixels.
to be able to open dds files in photoshop you need that dds plugin from nvidia. get it
here.