I am considering picking up OFF since RoF got me hooked on WWI era flying and I was wondering if OFF supports 16:10 resolutions without stretching? My monitor's native resolution is 2560x1600 and aything outside of that looks...not so good. lol

OFF looks great and I would like to pick it up if my resolution is supported (I also own a 16:9 native panel as well if 2560x1600 is not supported).

Thanks!

Nobody knows? :/

I'm not sure as I just picked OFF up myself.Does OFF automatically only give you resolutions that your video card and sytem support?
The reason I ask is I only have a Nvidea 8800GT and the maximum resolution I see supported is 1680 x 1050, which just happens to be my monitors native resolution.
Not probably the answer you were looking for, but at least its something
Now if you can tell me how to get emails sent when theres an answer to one of my threads I'll be all set. I tried setting the topic to watched, but never get answers.

In the 16:10 ratio it supports wide screen 1680 x 1050 and 1440 x 900 both at 32 bit color

Does it support any 16:10 ratio without being stretched, or just 1680x1050 ad below?

Thanks

In the 16:10 ratio it supports wide screen 1680 x 1050 and 1440 x 900 both at 32 bit color. They don't look streetched to me.. I use the 1680x1050 which is the native res for my 22" LCD monitor.

There are about 10 other 32 color bit resolution combinations at different ratios to choose from.

Hello All,

My question is: how it would go on all of these crumby new 16:9 resolution screens. (If the trend to widescreen gets any worse we will be looking at computers through a letter box slot again ... like we used to with two or three lines of type at a time!) Will that cause stretching or distortion of the beautiful plane shapes?

As to 16:10, it is designed to run correctly at 16:10 but I cannot help with large screens like Ark's. I only have 1680*1050 and it looks excellent. To answer about the hi res screens, we really need an expert's input.

Regards,
George.

Maybe this will help, OFF supports the following 32 bit color screens with out distortion:

16:10 = 1680x1050 & 1440x900

16:9 = 1600x900 & 1280x720

16:12 = 1600x1200, 1280x960, 1024x768, 832x624 & 800x600

I have a 22" LCD runing native res of 1680x1050 with an older Nvidia 8800gts 320mb with a 2.4ghz Intel core 2 duo, Antec TP3 650w PSU, 2gb fast ram, a Sound Blaster X-Fi sound card, Windows XP Pro v3 and I use TrackIR5

I have OFF settings in the workshop CFS3 configuration set to 5 planes, 3 both terrains, 4 for clouds and effects. I get smooth flying in the 40-60 fps range and it looks great.

I run it at 3840 x 1024 on a TH2Go just fine.

OFF and CFS3 support all the normal and widescreen resolutions from 800x600 upwards and as Rabu says it does not just simply stretch the image, but rather renders extra image so you see more