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harris · 01-01-2009, 09:29 AM

Originally posted by cjmaddy:

harris,

I think I can safely say that there won't be an option to see the full width as in 2.6. - The problem is that MA3 is so wide!

You can recreate the effect of seeing the full width by changing to windowed mode, then sizing the window to full screen width and adjusting the height until the whole of MA3 is visible. - The window size will be remembered, and you can also choose the 'Start In Windowed Mode' from the settings panel. - That way you may have what you are looking for! - But it will be a very small, (in height), MA3!

.............. Happy New Year! ... Everyone!

ps, ... Perhaps a compromise is the answer? - something like this...

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately that causes the effect Jim dreads - desktop icons appearing with his masterpiece! It destroys the perception of realism that he tries so hard to maintain.

Oh, well. Maybe this will cause me to buy a widesceen display.

01-01-2009, 09:29 AM	#3
harris Registered Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Missouri Posts: 122	Originally posted by cjmaddy: harris, I think I can safely say that there won't be an option to see the full width as in 2.6. - The problem is that MA3 is so wide! You can recreate the effect of seeing the full width by changing to windowed mode, then sizing the window to full screen width and adjusting the height until the whole of MA3 is visible. - The window size will be remembered, and you can also choose the 'Start In Windowed Mode' from the settings panel. - That way you may have what you are looking for! - But it will be a very small, (in height), MA3! .............. Happy New Year! ... Everyone! ps, ... Perhaps a compromise is the answer? - something like this... Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately that causes the effect Jim dreads - desktop icons appearing with his masterpiece! It destroys the perception of realism that he tries so hard to maintain. Oh, well. Maybe this will cause me to buy a widesceen display.