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fallenshinobi wrote:

susahamat wrote:

Sinbad wrote:3440x1440 (21:9) is confirmed Vert-

Run the Patcher and Apply Patch to Original .exe

STEAM (1.5.0.0)
21:9

BorderlandsGOTY_2560x1080.7z

BorderlandsGOTY_3440x1440.7z

This didn't do anything for me.

make sure to compare with original .exe not patched because it does scaling fov in all resolution

susahamat wrote:

fallenshinobi wrote:

This didn't do anything for me.

make sure to compare with original .exe not patched because it does scaling fov in all resolution

Ah yes, my apologies. I just compared with a unpatched version and the patch did work. One thing though, the sprinting FOV goes completely bananas on 120 with the patch. Is that a permanent side effect or is it fixable?

sorry i've no idea w/ exact value fov when sprinting

Replace BorderlandsGOTY.exe in the game folder - BorderlandsGOTYEnhanced.7z

• All supported resolution unlocked in the game menu
• Hor+ (set FOV — 70 to get the same FOV as in not Enhanced version)

jackfuste wrote:Replace BorderlandsGOTY.exe in the game folder - BorderlandsGOTYEnhanced.7z

• All supported resolution unlocked in the game menu
• Hor+ (set FOV — 70 to get the same FOV as in not Enhanced version)

Nice will try this when I get home.

Oh.... i did get the feeling the FoV was making me dizzy while playing in 32:9 with FoV slider on the maximum.
Now that makes sense...

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Ty, i'll try the fix after i've completed Borderlands 2. Only on level 61 now

jackfuste wrote:Replace BorderlandsGOTY.exe in the game folder - BorderlandsGOTYEnhanced.7z

• All supported resolution unlocked in the game menu
• Hor+ (set FOV — 70 to get the same FOV as in not Enhanced version)

Awesome! Dude I really can't thank you enough and really appreciate all your fixes that you do, it works perfectly. BL1 is one of my favorite games so this means a lot to me. Let me know if the email you PMed me a while ago is still legit I want to PayPal you a $100 as a small thank you. Just PM me your email if it changed so the money goes to the right spot.

Fixed version with FOV at 110 @ 5760x1080:





Holy shit is it night and day from the default, I don't get motion sickness anymore feels good Man.

Thanks again!

Jackfuste for the rescue once again.
Works perfectly. Thanks a lot

jackfuste's fix works for 3440x1440 (21:9). It's Hor+ now.

Is there a way to disable head bob while sprinting? I've been having to scroll through my weapons to prevent it when I sprint, otherwise I want to barf.

Darktalon wrote:Is there a way to disable head bob while sprinting? I've been having to scroll through my weapons to prevent it when I sprint, otherwise I want to barf.

lol it's a pretty jarring head-bob isn't it. So jerky it makes it feel like the framerate is bad.

Sinbad wrote:jackfuste's fix works for 3440x1440 (21:9). It's Vert+ now.

Side question, are you running reshade or something? Your game looks really colourful

fallenshinobi wrote:Side question, are you running reshade or something? Your game looks really colourful

An easy way to do this on Nvidia and AMD GPUs in direct in their driver software:

For Nvidia crank the Digital vibrance to 80%



I am not on my AMD dev box right now but I am pretty sure it is under the Color settings and they call it [ Color Saturation ] it works exactly the same way. Juice it to like 150% that is = to Nvidia's 80% if I remember correctly. Both of them own if you need the color boost, it is pretty rad actually.

Side question, are you running reshade or something? Your game looks really colourful

Good eye, yes. I discovered ReShade last year and I use it as much as I can. It makes a huge difference in visual quality. In Borderlands, the colors look more rich and vivid and the textures look sharper and more gritty.

The filters I used for Borderlands are DPX, LumaSharpen, Colourfulness, AdaptiveSharpen, Clarity, FXAA, and Vibrance. It has been my experience that filters that work well in one game tend to work well in most other games. It's not a foregone conclusion, but it's usually true. You have to experiment.

I also removed the border around everything using the same trick from the original Borderlands. In Windows 10:

1. Go to C:\Users\<username>\Documents\My Games\Borderlands Game of the Year\WillowGame\Config

2. Open WillowEngine.ini

3. Find DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.WillowScenePostProcess

4. Change to DefaultPostProcessName=EngineMaterials.ScenePostProcess

32:9 looking fine. Thanks jackfuste!

Darktalon wrote:Is there a way to disable head bob while sprinting? I've been having to scroll through my weapons to prevent it when I sprint, otherwise I want to barf.

Yeah....
Is it any better with a wider FoV? or does it get worse.
I've realized there was head bobbiing and was like "please no.... make it stop"

Sinbad wrote:

Side question, are you running reshade or something? Your game looks really colourful

Good eye, yes. I discovered ReShade last year and I use it as much as I can. It makes a huge difference in visual quality. In Borderlands, the colors look more rich and vivid and the textures look sharper and more gritty.

The filters I used for Borderlands are DPX, LumaSharpen, Colourfulness, AdaptiveSharpen, Clarity, FXAA, and Vibrance. It has been my experience that filters that work well in one game tend to work well in most other games. It's not a foregone conclusion, but it's usually true. You have to experiment.

I also removed the border around everything using the same trick from the original Borderlands. In Windows 10:

1. Go to C:\Users\<username>\Documents\My Games\Borderlands Game of the Year\WillowGame\Config

2. Open WillowEngine.ini

3. Find DefaultPostProcessName=WillowEngineMaterials.WillowScenePostProcess

4. Change to DefaultPostProcessName=EngineMaterials.ScenePostProcess

Thanks for the tip friend, it's much appreciated ^^

Love the effort this community puts into eyefinity support! The .exe patch looks great, for some reason though my left screen is mirroring the wire frame image of the right screen; all ghostly like...strange I know. Anyone having similar issues?

Darktalon wrote:Is there a way to disable head bob while sprinting? I've been having to scroll through my weapons to prevent it when I sprint, otherwise I want to barf.

Replace BorderlandsGOTY.exe in the game folder - BorderlandsGOTY_no_shake.7z

• Camera shake is disabled at sprinting

Wyrdmacht wrote:Love the effort this community puts into eyefinity support! The .exe patch looks great, for some reason though my left screen is mirroring the wire frame image of the right screen; all ghostly like...strange I know. Anyone having similar issues?

Disable in-game FXAA, use FXAA in the driver or ReShade.

jackfuste wrote:

Darktalon wrote:Is there a way to disable head bob while sprinting? I've been having to scroll through my weapons to prevent it when I sprint, otherwise I want to barf.

Replace BorderlandsGOTY.exe in the game folder - BorderlandsGOTY_no_shake.7z

• Camera shake is disabled at sprinting

Wyrdmacht wrote:Love the effort this community puts into eyefinity support! The .exe patch looks great, for some reason though my left screen is mirroring the wire frame image of the right screen; all ghostly like...strange I know. Anyone having similar issues?

Disable in-game FXAA, use FXAA in the driver or ReShade.

You are so incredible, thank you so much for all the time and effort you dedicate to others. You are such a blessing!