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File > PrintThank you all for your input. I wish there was a quick way to print from here, cause I'm going to have to write this down.
Very slightly OT:
I played around with Trainz on a wide-screen monitor recently, but wasn't happy with the 'stretched' look of things and went back to a std monitor. Is there a way to get Trainz onto a WS and retain correct proportionality??
Andy
TRS2004 / TRS2006Very slightly OT:
I played around with Trainz on a wide-screen monitor recently, but wasn't happy with the 'stretched' look of things and went back to a std monitor. Is there a way to get Trainz onto a WS and retain correct proportionality??
Andy
Thank you all for your input. I wish there was a quick way to print from here, cause I'm going to have to write this down.
Thanks manjoe - didn't know that
@ johnwhelan - I don't recall the exact values of the screen i was using, but added width/height for the screen's native resolution to trainzoptions and got a distorted screen which appeared to be more-or-less a 4:3 screen with correct height, but stretched width, ie short fat trains. Is there something special about 1440/900?
Andy![]()
1440 x 900 is a common 16:10 (widescreen) resolution. Other common ones are 960 x 600, 1152 x 720, 1280 x 800, 1344 x 840, 1536 x 960, 1680 x 1050 and 1920 x 1200. In each case width/height = 1.6. I don't know if video cards, monitors, Windows and Trainz are capable of handling all of these, especially the highest ones. The higher the resolution, the more work your main processor and the processor on your video board have to do.Is there something special about 1440/900?
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Dirk