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Is 4k a setting on Geforce Experience that I can just set? Never heard of it tbh.
GeForce Experience can optimise your games if you want it too, it uses DSR, I got a 2k monitor anyways, as 4k monitors do not really impress me all that much and it works fine, try it out.
Although this is dependent on a Nvidia card.
1. first install SKSE (SkyUI needs this, and so do a bunch of other mods)
https://skse.silverlock.org/
2. then SkyUI
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/12604
3. then finally the "Complete Widescreen Fix for SkyUI" from here*:
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/1778
4. And finally set the resolution to 3440 x 1440 in the .ini file
4a. There's a bunch of optional files for Complete Widescreen Fix under the Files tab, but the one you'll most likely want (and the only one I've needed so far) is "SkyUI SE - Flashing Savegames FIx - Widescreen Fix".
This one can come later, though, and only if you need it (i.e. after there are ~20-30 save games and the load screen starts flashing).
* Complete Widescreen Fix has a vanilla version also, meaning you could do without steps 1 and 2, but I haven't tried that... if only because SkyUI is awesome.
Um ok, so I was giving him wrong advice?
Funny, as my game works perfect in 4k and never once had to use widescreen fixes, hell I did not even use it for Oldrim years ago.
But hey, what do I know.
The rest of the stuff you said is factual though:P
I used it on Dragon Quest XI and I must say.. it looks far better than any Console version .
I know, and it looks very nice.
So yes. Wrong.
Actually they did not specifically ask for 21:9 widescreen initally.
They asked about 4k res, (which I play on with zero issues), so my alleged wrong advice was understandable at the time, but whatever floats your superiority complex, maybe learn to read next time.
/slow clap ♥♥♥♥.
Actually, there is widescreen and super widescreen, e.g, my monitor is wide screen, and what I suggested works, the 21:9 version you helped with yes, but saying oh ignore everyone and saying I am wrong is why I am a bit irritated, and if you actually read the OP, he did not mentioned 21:9, you actually did.
4k Res can be achievable on different sizes and aspect ratios of monitors.
So in essence we are both right, but since you wanted to split hairs, I called you out on it.
Take a look at your posts, helpful yes, but you were being all superior and ♥♥♥♥ towards me, and that is what I had a problem with, as there was no need for it.
Hi, I have the similar problem on my 3440*1440 screen now, my game became too short and wide, I tried to follow the steps you said, but the mod is not working for me. I'm using Mod Organizer to manage my mods.
But the game ran normally when I start it in GeForce Experience. the problem only occur with SKSE
If you have any ideas about this, plz help
Thanks