Ultra wide 21:9 monitor

[BackPa]

I bought this game, but there is not support for 2560x1080px. Is there a solution?

[Raven]

how do you know that the probleme come from the resolution ?

[BackPa]

Because I have 21:9 monitor, other games works fine, but this game not.

[Raven]

you have any message when you launch the game ?

[BackPa]

You do not understand me. Game works fine (crush my nervs), but there is just 1920x1080px, not 2560x1080px resolution in resolution menu.

[Wren]

Here's an older thread for this topic. There isn't much advice in it tho
http://steamcommunity.com/app/240720/discussions/0/1499000547472600634/

[bennett]

A few people have had problems with certain ultrawide monitors and certain videocards. But I can't reproduce it with the one ultrawide monitor I have access to. It would help me to narrow down the problem if you can post your videocard model and driver number, and the actual resolution of the ultrawide monitor.

[BackPa]

Monitor resolution is 2560x1080px, GTX 1070 Gainward GS, latest nVidia driver.

[JonathanR]

You might be able to force the resolution the way you want it by tweaking the registry. That's the only way I can get 1080p60hz for some reason... only 50 and 59hz are available from the in-game tool.

[BackPa]

I find solution: Run game, fullscreen, in game click ESC (for menu), with mouse go to other monitor (maybe alt+tab will work too), and go back to game.

[crunchy nut]

Originally posted by BackPa:

I find solution: Run game, fullscreen, in game click ESC (for menu), with mouse go to other monitor (maybe alt+tab will work too), and go back to game.

There is no other monitor.

[Pyonnosuke]

I need to alt+tab out of the game once its loaded in to get ultrawide to work. Menu UI elements do not scale properly though.

[THRIVES]

I KNOW HOW TO DO IT:
Type in your windows Search bar, "Change the resolution of the display"
Click the system settings "Change the resolution of the display" option that appears.
Under "Display resolution" select "1920 x 1080"
Press "Keep Changes"
On Getting Over It, press escape for the settings menu.
Then, on "Resolution" select 1920 x 1080 on any of the Hz values and press APPLY
Then, on Getting Over It again, select 2560 x 1080 on the highest Hz (Refresh rate) possible and click apply.
Then, go back to the Windows Display Settings menu and under "Display Resolution" again, select 2560 x 1080 and "Keep Changes"
Go back to Getting Over It. It should be working. Hope this helped :)