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So has anyone ran into this and was able to fix it? It(gamma slider) does work when I play at 1920x1080, but going to 5760x1080 causes it to not work. Other than the gamma thing and the poor handling of prerendered video at ultra wide res the game plays very well.
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Oh the joys of having a "non standard" setup on linux ;)
EDIT* Stan, you sir are awesome! :D
xgamma worked perfectly. I was able to ssh in while Metro was running and use it by specifying a display (xgamma -display :0 -gamma #.#) and find the best setting for the game. Then I added it to the script I use with xinit to launch the game from tty1. Yay! no more super bright Metro!
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Just search for FOV in the user.cfg file. The value may seem off, that's because it's vertical FOV. You can use this calculator to find the value you want. Hope this helps someone :)
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yep! good info HadBabits! I had already done this, but I did not think to post it for future searchers.
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Yep it can be done that way. I only used ssh from my phone when I was first trying to find the correct gamma value to use becausse I could just change it without taking the game off the screen so I could see the changes immediately. For whatever reason the ONLY way I could get the game to run with my 5760x1080 resolution was to run it with no WM or DE. It just crashes otherwise. So I could have switched TTY's to make the changes but alt-tab was not an option for me.
Hoping the redux versions work better with my resolution!
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I'm hoping for a lot of improvements in the options department :P