First a hello and this site looks very usefull.
yes, im still playing this old game :)
Im getting a 22" 1680x1050 this week, and i cant c anyway to play BHD/TS in WS resolution. I c older games in the list.
Is it just not possible or what?
My GFX is ATI Radeon X1900XTX.
Plz guide me :)
Widescreen and Delta Force Black hawk down
Widescreen and Delta Force Black hawk down
Hehe, Black Hawk down is one of my favorite games :) but unfortunatley, i don't think it's possible to run the game in wdescreen at all :cry: . I've wondered the same thing for a long time, but the config file (dfv.cfg in the BHD directory) only has preset 4:3 resolutions and entering a widescreen version seems to have no effect.
If anyone else here would know how to run BHD in widescreen, i'm also listening... but I don't think it's possible. It makes me sad too.
If anyone else here would know how to run BHD in widescreen, i'm also listening... but I don't think it's possible. It makes me sad too.
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neoWidescreen
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Widescreen and Delta Force Black hawk down
Great game, but snipers killed (pun intended) that game. :(
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Evil Incarnate
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Widescreen and Delta Force Black hawk down
That was an awesome game until a few months before Battlefield 2 came out. It was like everyone was hacking, and many good people stopped putting up with it since BF2 was right around the corner. I had some good times with friends in that game...
Anyways, it will not use any custom resolutions that it does not recognize; it will just ignore them so wide screen resolutions are no good in this game, last I checked, anyway. The best thing to do would be to let your monitor scale it, or force it into full screen at a high resolution, if it doesn't bother you, since your graphics card can more than handle it.
Anyways, it will not use any custom resolutions that it does not recognize; it will just ignore them so wide screen resolutions are no good in this game, last I checked, anyway. The best thing to do would be to let your monitor scale it, or force it into full screen at a high resolution, if it doesn't bother you, since your graphics card can more than handle it.
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