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When the Tv is on, dispaying my pc screen, i cant fullscreen. When its just my monitor it auto full screens.
edit: or I should say alt enter full screens the game
I'd be really greatful if you can help!
Reviving an old thread, thanks Butr0sButr0s. This is a really helpful tip and the only one that helped me escape the stretched full screen, since my monitor (and I suspect many) does not have an explicit option to set aspect-ratio and full-screen options when connected through HDMI cable. This game natively runs on 4:3 and when running on 16:9 (like 1920x1080) will probably appear stretched in full screen mode
To recap the steps, *if using an NVIDIA card*
1. Open NVIDIA control panel
2. On the left hand navigation pane, click Display > Adjust desktop size and position
3. Under 'Apply the following settings' > Scaling tab
4. Note/ write down the 3 options you are about to change, to revert whenever needed.
5. Set 'Aspect ratio' as scaling mode
6. Set to 'GPU' the 'perform scaling option' (this is in addition to original suggestion)
7. Set to checked the 'override the scaling mode set by games and programs'
Launch 'To the Moon' It should now in 4:3 in full-screen mode now if it previously wasn't. Hope it helps a few.