[TOOL] Custom ATS/ETS2 FOV & Multimon Settings Calculator

[SpectralTiger]

@a1337cookie - It's greatly appreciated. I just finished building a sim-rig, but I imagine with VR, it's nice not having any distractions in your FoV. Again, thank you!

[a1337cookie]

@SpectralTiger - I got a bit carried away and just kept adding stuff... anyway, the new version is here. It should work for your setup, as you can add multiple monitors to one side. I haven't thoroughly tested it yet though, so let me know if you have any problems.

[SpectralTiger]

@a1337cookie - I finally had a chance to sit down this weekend and test out the Quad Calculator, and I can say, it works like a dream. Thanks for taking time out to add the additional features for us.

[a1337cookie]

@SpectralTiger - Glad I could be of help.

I just updated the calculator to allow the center monitor to be moved and angled, which supports even more setup types. If anyone else is rocking an uncommon setup, hopefully it will work for you.

[Don Diego]

I did something wrong ?

[a1337cookie]

@Don Diego - Did you set horizontal_fov_relative_offset to 0?

[Don Diego]

Thanks for the answer

Center: horizontal_fov_relative_offset 0
Left : horizontal_fov_relative_offset 1.000000
Right: horizontal_fov_relative_offset 1.000000

[a1337cookie]

@Don Diego - Just set it to 0 and it will look correct.

[Don Diego]

Ok thank you

I have bar that appeared


and my screens on each side, are no longer aligned


I could modify my FOV, on the multimon I had downloaded here, once modify I can no longer

[a1337cookie]

@Don Diego - Those black bars in the first picture have nothing to do with the multimon file. Maybe you moved your seat position too far back, and you're seeing inside the chair?

For the alignment, that just looks like bezel correction. Do the monitors line up in real life? If they do, then it's working properly. If not, let me know.

And the FOV is set by the multimon file now, it overrides the in-game slider. That's the whole point of the calculator, to set the FOV to the correct value, rather than an arbitrary one.