@NewBeeTrucker - When r_multimon_mode is set to 3, the preset shown in the documentation page is used. It is for 4 identical monitors configured in a line, but since your fourth monitor isn't the same size, it doesn't quite work, as you've found out. That's why we want a custom setup, where we can s...

@NewBeeTrucker - As JHTrucker said, you should make sure multimon mode is set to 4. Additionally, to get the game to display on the fourth monitor, the game window must be resized to cover it; currently, at 5760x1080, the window is only covering the three main monitors. It seems like the fourth moni...

@KaineValkyrie - The issue is with the virtual screen space, not the physical measurements. In Hybrid Calculator, you should adjust the vertical pixel offsets for your side monitors until the virtual screen space visualization diagram matches the configuration in Windows display settings or your gra...

@silberfuchs67 - Seems like that's just the distortion caused by the curve, there's not really a great way to fix it. If you haven't already, you can try using the Hybrid Calculator to split the center monitor into 2, to more closely approximate the curve. You can read more about curve compensation ...

Create scripts with different names, such as "truck1.txt" and "truck2.txt". In the console, run the command corresponding to the script name, such as “exec /home/truck1.txt” or “exec /home/truck2.txt”.

The problem is that I don't remember how I used the hybrid calculator to make the multimon file, because then I touched a lot of parameters, and when I did it with a certain truck (from a mod) should now tweak the Achivo a bit to match the trucks that come with the game by default. I think I should...

@arcypreste - Your eye position must match what you enter into the calculator for the view to be mathematically correct. If you look at it from a different place, of course it will seem stretched, that's how it works. Read the FAQ section in my guide for more info. Link: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2125 As...

@zincify - Looks like you copied something wrong for left monitor, maybe heading offset. If you don't like copy pasting so much, try the console script output method in my Hybrid Calculator. Instructions are in my guide linked at the top.

@zincify - Set horizontal_fov_relative_offset to 0 for all monitors, that should fix the alignment. This step has been made more obvious with the updated version of the calculator.

@Jaykop - I don't know about the TAA mod, someone else will have to help you there, or you could just try it I guess. But for adjusting the view, you can use my updated FOV calculator. Link to my guide: viewtopic.php?f=23&t=2125 You would use the Hybrid Calculator, enter in your monitor's measuremen...