This might be old news, and it most proberly burried deep in LFS forum somewhere, so thought I would bring this up as I have just done this.
If you purchase a NKPro License, currently priced at £3.49 (or €3.99) not only do you get a license for the full NKPro, but you are able to try the Tech Demo for Kunos Simulazioni- Assetto Corsa
Almost have it working (SoftTH). I brought a cheap GFX card so now I get 2 monitors on LFS (The one on the left and the centre one) but not the one of the right, although SoftTH detects all screens.
WTF am I doing wrong, nothing that you mention is working, I have tried all the above, and nothing, just a single screen, the only thing that works is windowed and stretching it, it must be me
Is it a limitation for onboard dual GFX display?? Remember I am using Intel onboard GFX dual here, VGA and DVI-D
[head_1]
; Autodetected as \\.\DISPLAY2 at Intel(R) HD Graphics
devID=1
sourceRect=1600,0,1440,900
transportResolution=1440x900
transportMethod=auto
noSync=0
fpsLimit=0
So if you see me online, I am learning my new view so please bare with me ROFL
Also, if anybody knows how to get LFS working on 2 screens full window, not stretched, let me know. I tried Softth and cannot get it working. The stretched view doesn't look to back on this new PC (tried it on old PC) so will stick with it
How would I do that, when I only use a Intel onboard HD GFX which has VGA out and DVI-D out. Problem is the centre screen is 20" wide LED, and the right had screen in 19" Wide LED (Different Resolutions)
I tried Dual screen, but the only way was to stretch LFS across both monitors which looked aweful.
I was just wondering, what "in car / cockpit view" do you use, I.e FOV ( There Storm, Nilex I said it correctly tonight ) and other settings.
I only ask, as after 11yrs of using wheel view with FOV of 120 ( I liked the sence of speed ) I have changed to cockpit view.
This is my setting currently, and I think its pretty close to the real thing, but with so many racing drivers here and alien drivers, just wondered what do you use??