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Does it have 16:9 aspect ratio?
Nope.
How to change aspect ratio to 16:9? Any ideas?
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PruJner: How to change aspect ratio to 16:9? Any ideas?
apply a widescreen mod.
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Wishmaster777: Does it have 16:9 aspect ratio?
yes, it have. I am full screen 1080p
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PruJner: How to change aspect ratio to 16:9? Any ideas?
in menu. it is added.
Post edited March 08, 2019 by Peeto2
The game runs only with aspect ratio 4:3 with different settings in louncher menu. I need picture without black borders.

Maybe someone know settings code in dxcfg.ini. Something in the nature of "aspectratio=16:9" or another.
Post edited March 08, 2019 by PruJner
Will never work the engine is not build for that and would need a much bigger modification.

And You see in Mods leik the belzebub mod that the engine isnt make for that.

Monster you can see in 16:9 dont interact with you charackter spells are broken etc pp.
There is no need for a widescreen patch. Only stretch the original image to full screen. <--------only stretch-------->
Image is stretched to full screen without black borders at resolution 1280x1024, but not on 1920x1080.
Post edited March 08, 2019 by PruJner
Here you go:
https://mod.diablo.noktis.pl/features


Still in Beta, but they will get to it.

Keep your eyes on this page:
https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Diablo
If any new Widescreen Method is available you will find it there - same as for Diablo 2.
Over the many years I've preached that people who stretch native 4:3, 5:4 and similar aspects to 16:10, 16:9 or god forbid 21:9 will end up in digital hell for committing the grand sin of screen stretching! Non-integer scaling and blurry bilinear filters are honourable runner-ups. You have been warned, fellow digital voyagers! ;)
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Spectrum_Legacy: Over the many years I've preached that people who stretch native 4:3, 5:4 and similar aspects to 16:10, 16:9 or god forbid 21:9 will end up in digital hell for committing the grand sin of screen stretching! Non-integer scaling and blurry bilinear filters are honourable runner-ups. You have been warned, fellow digital voyagers! ;)
Haha, maybe you are wright)