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Dope,

Were you able to figure out how to get the HUD elements to appear in the middle screen?

Hi guys just set up my 3 22" monitors using softth for arma2 runs and looks great, to play i have to remove the softth hack start the game on 1 monitor shut it down ad the hacks then it starts up fine, no crashing and very smooth im using win xp 32 pro and 2x9800gtx+ one for the center the other for the other monitors, was thinking of getting a 285gtx so i can up the res.

I must say i'm very impressed the game looks great as is and is very playable.

:D

I just play arma 2 on 3x24 on vista x64 5040x1050 but the game is not sharp is like 1024 grafics not nice there is a file or something for the grafics?

I just play arma 2 on 3x24 on vista x64 5040x1050 but the game is not sharp is like 1024 grafics not nice there is a file or something for the grafics?

Im running the Demo at 5040x1050 and it looks good, i posted some screenshots here (click on the links above pics to enlarge) :

http://www.widescreengamingforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=16307

Dope,

Were you able to figure out how to get the HUD elements to appear in the middle screen?

I don't have TH. I was just saying I love the game. ;)

ok but you are playing the demo i just installed itwins arma 2 with the last patch 1.01 ok the game is all ok unspect the grafic is not sharp.i like to be cod4 and much games that support TH2

CoD4 doesn't support TH out of the box.

The demo is also based off of the latest v1.02 patch for the full retail game, so the settings are similar. You can verify it's based off of the latest v1.02 patch by simply looking at the changelog for that patch. You'll see that the changes they mention in that patch are already part of the demo.

The graphics may or may not be sharp in the game depending on your settings. There are two resolution choices called "Interface" and "3D." Interface is basically the resolution of the game's window. Think of this as your typical resolution setting in any game. If you set it to 1920x1200, then the game is going to be running in a 1920x1200 window. The 3D resolution is what the game is actually rendered at before being scaled to your interface resolution. If you set the interface to 1920x1200, but the 3D resolution to 1280x800, then the game is going to be rendered at 1280x800 and upscaled to fit the 1920x1200 interface resolution. This will cause the game to not be sharp, of course. Likewise, you can set the game resolution to be higher than your interface resolution. Setting it higher will cause the game to be much sharper, but also a lot more intensive on the CPU and GPU. Post-processing also adds in depth of field blur, motion blur, and generally will smooth the scene out which may cause the game to also not look as sharp as you want. There are also options for anti-aliasing, which smooths the edges of objects out. This will take away the jagged edges, but also cause the game to look a little more blurry because there are no distinct edges.

Basically, there are a lot of ways you can configure the game to look, and it's up to you how you want it to appear.



Anyway, here are some arguments you can add to your shortcut for the game.

-winxp -- If you use Windows Vista or Windows 7, using this will enable multi-GPU support, but it will disable the use of D3D9Ex.

-nosplash -- Skip the startup splash screen.

-world=empty -- Does not load any world info, which results in a faster startup time for the game. It really only helps you get to the main menu quicker.

-maxmem=2047 -- Allows the game's engine to use more RAM. 2047 is a hardcoded maximum for the game because it's a 32-bit app, and setting it to anything higher than 2047 will cause it to fall back to 2047.

-window -- Starts the game in a window.

-noCB -- Disables multi-core renderering. If you experience visual errors, disabling mulit-core rendering might fix the errors.

-cpuCount=X -- Forces the game to use a specific number of CPUs. People report the setting it to 2 provides the best performance, even on quad-core processors.

I am on Vista x64
core2duo E8500
6 Gig Ram
8800GTS 512
Powerdesk 2.05
Nvidia 186.18
PhysiX disabled

I tired the command lines arguments,
I AM STILL GET THE "Error creating Direct 3D 9 Gpahical engine
when i try to run triplehead @ 4320x900

in my shortcut, i set my target as:
"C:arma2.exe" -winxp -maxmem=2047 -cpuCount=2

the game runs fine at single screen 1680x1050

but NO Triplehead2Go!!!!!!


(Note.. triplehead works after change settings from singlescreen to triplescreen BUT error appears when you start the game the next time around)
force OFF V-sync does not help either...

ok i install arma2 demo 1.02 5040x1050 but still the grafix is not good is not sharp and a little bit baggy my pc is 3x 280gtx . i7 260 oc to 4.0 and much more does my pc can held it or?

ok i install arma2 demo 1.02 5040x1050 but still the grafix is not good is not sharp and a little bit baggy my pc is 3x 280gtx . i7 260 oc to 4.0 and much more does my pc can held it or?

so what operating system are you using,
computer spec,
nvidia driver, and powerdesk version?
details please.