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summing up how it works in a picture. do the modifications yourself.

SO just projection 0 and just timesed by 0.75.
As that gives me so stuffed up results.

where/how do i do those modifications?

(08-17-2009, 05:48 PM)death-droid Wrote: [ -> ]SO just projection 0 and just timesed by 0.75.
As that gives me so stuffed up results.

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why go widescreen when you could go anamorphic cinema style?

Hm HUD is messed up, doesnt it look a bit stretched?

ya know, for metroid prime 1 & 2, the versions in Metroid Prime Trilogy have widescreen...

(08-30-2009, 03:47 AM)bug Wrote: [ -> ]ya know, for metroid prime 1 & 2, the versions in Metroid Prime Trilogy have widescreen...

yes, but the metroid prime trilogy does not work with dolphin. and it probably wont work for a year. bah...

and as pointed out by that last pic: cinema style aspect ratio!

but cinema style aspect ratio is just that, an aspect ratio. it means that if you have a massive monitor or whatnot, you can adjust it for that specific monitor. it does not affect anything else other than the ratio of pixels being used on your screen.

I have a 16:9 monitor. that means that for every 16 pixels used horizontally, 9 are used vertically. that means that when i choose something like 4:3, I will be missing vertical pixels and the picture will appear vertically compressed. likewise if i choose something like 4:2 (making it up), it will appear vertically stretched. I can also stretch and compress horizontally.

EDIT: This type of hack would be especially useful for those with multiple monitor setups, as their aspect ratios are FUBAR

look at the pic on the first screen of metroid prime. the fov is being increased and you can see it because the screen goes outside the box

why mess with fov? you are only ruining the game... and the hud settings...

and of course, worst of all, you are making it look worse. :/