Triple monitors, FOV for the Spit,

I am running Triple monitors driven by an EVGA 1070. In settings, I have selected my displays as a 3 screen setup. Resolution is 5760X1080. The aspect ratio is 5.666666667.

Here is what my screen looks like in the Spit Fire:

As you can see, this is very wrong and I cannot see a way to fix the field of view. If I use the zoom keys, it only makes things worse; way too close to the HUD, or way too much fish eye effect.

This happens also with the P51. My guess is that this goes for all the straight wing WWII area planes.

Is there a way to fix this FOV issue.

Wow, I was expecting the exact opposite. I read somewhere in the forum not too long ago that DCS doesn't have any configuration for multiple monitors, that it basically renders for them to be all with the same facing --ie on the same plane.

This looks like they should be positioned at 90° angels :huh:

what's the 50 cartridges 9mm?

Wow, I was expecting the exact opposite. I read somewhere in the forum not too long ago that DCS doesn't have any configuration for multiple monitors, that it basically renders for them to be all with the same facing --ie on the same plane.

 

This looks like they should be positioned at 90° angels :huh:

I've been using triple displays with DCS since forever.

Did you actually read my post? Set it to display as a single display, not three. If you've been doing it 'since forever' you should have figured this out by now @@

Did you actually read my post? Set it to display as a single display, not three. If you've been doing it 'since forever' you should have figured this out by now @@

Point is that it works as a single display. No matter how, I only care about the results.

I'm going to try one last time, because I'm feeling patient. The two options are not the same, and are for different purposes.

I used triple monitors for a long time. I'm telling you how to fix the thing you're complaining about. If you don't have any idea what you're doing or what I'm talking about, then you're on your own from this point. If it was the same either way, A. There would not be two options and B. I would not be telling you to change it.

Smh... buy em books and they eat the covers off 'em.

I'm going to try one last time, because I'm feeling patient. The two options are not the same, and are for different purposes.

 

I used triple monitors for a long time. I'm telling you how to fix the thing you're complaining about. If you don't have any idea what you're doing or what I'm talking about, then you're on your own from this point. If it was the same either way, A. There would not be two options and B. I would not be telling you to change it.

 

 

Smh... buy em books and they eat the covers off 'em.

I resolved the issue I was having by selecting the 1 Screen option. I knew what I was trying to resolve. The 1 screen option was suggested, and it worked.