MSI afterburner osd wrong side of screen in Witcher 3.

[kolack]

I've got the osd in Riva tuner set to the right side of the screen but the Witcher 3 insists on displaying it on the left side. I've added a dedicated profile for the Witcher but still no go. I've got no idea why it's not displaying on the right side.

[Lara Croft]

It’s unfortunate you never got a response, because I’ve got the same problem. Setting it to the left doesn’t, unfortunately, make it switch to the right.

[SepulSoldier]

Really don't mean to necro this thread here but this problem still exists. Can't move the OSD to any corner of the screen with RTSS. No matter which corner i click on in the RTSS OSD origin it justs stays up left. It works in every other game. I do have Reshade installed in Witcher 3 and also using Nvidia DSR. I wonder if that's causing it. If anyone can chime in or knows why Witcher 3 is finicky with MSI AB please help:)

[ReBoot]

Originally posted by SepulSoldier:

Really don't mean to necro this thread here but this problem still exists. Can't move the OSD to any corner of the screen with RTSS. No matter which corner i click on in the RTSS OSD origin it justs stays up left. It works in every other game. I do have Reshade installed in Witcher 3 and also using Nvidia DSR. I wonder if that's causing it. If anyone can chime in or knows why Witcher 3 is finicky with MSI AB please help:)

You can test yourself if that's causing it. Remove anything extraenous and see if you get different results.

[rain]

The fix is rather simple I guess most of you have figured it out by now, but here it is anyway.
In RTSS go into your witcher 3 profile -> and head over to On-screen Display coordinate space -> change viewport to framebuffer.
Done.

If you want the technical explanation on why that is, just hover over the settings and you will get one.

[EdGordon]

Originally posted by TON618:

The fix is rather simple I guess most of you have figured it out by now, but here it is anyway.
In RTSS go into your witcher 3 profile -> and head over to On-screen Display coordinate space -> change viewport to framebuffer.
Done.

If you want the technical explanation on why that is, just hover over the settings and you will get one.

Thanks for the help man. I was having this problem on Siege but your solution worked

[Beeboy]

Originally posted by throwbert:

The fix is rather simple I guess most of you have figured it out by now, but here it is anyway.
In RTSS go into your witcher 3 profile -> and head over to On-screen Display coordinate space -> change viewport to framebuffer.
Done.

If you want the technical explanation on why that is, just hover over the settings and you will get one.

Thanks!