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

[a1337cookie]

@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.

[CertifiedPyro]

Hi, I really appreciate your calculator! I had a question: I know that if we want to see more of the dashboard/wheel, we might have to lower the distance to the screen in the calculator. However, if I used a mod instead that allowed me to shift the seat further back, would that mess up what the accurate FOV should be at all?

[a1337cookie]

@CertifiedPyro - Nope, moving the camera position (seat position) is a separate thing from FOV. As long as your monitor setup and IRL head position match what you put in the calculator, the FOV will remain accurate.

[CertifiedPyro]

Thank you! One other thing I noticed is that reflections seem to be messed up during the rain when I split my 1 curved monitor into 4 monitors, like the reflections are being duplicated across multiple "monitors." I tried attaching a screenshot to show this. I'm not sure if there's a way to fix this? It only really seems to affect weather mods (e.g. Weather 3.1, Realistic Rain) since vanilla weather doesn't really have strong reflections in the rain.

[a1337cookie]

Yeah, I don't think there's anything I can do about that. The only thing I can think of to try is to use 0 curvature in the calculator, but still split into 4 views. That should look visually identical to just 1 view without splitting.

If you still see the duplicate reflections, then it might just be an issue with the mod. But if not, then maybe that's just how the reflections are supposed to look.

It also might be less noticeable if you split into 3 instead of 4. That way there's no seam down the middle.

[arturbastos]

@a1337cookie is there a link for the hybrid calculator im missing? I can use the basic calculator no problem but can't find the hybrid one. I apologize in advance if this is obvious and I overlooked it.

Im also having an issue where on my triple monitor setup the edges around the left and right bezels are doubled. So for example it will display the A pillar on the centre monitor, and the left monitor will do it as well (showing a total of two A pillars). I need to offset the left and right monitor images in towards the bezels.
Thank you

[a1337cookie]

@arturbastos - Maybe you opened the old Horizontal calculator? That link is still floating around in many places. The link on this page is different, it's for the latest version. On the bottom, you should see tabs that let you switch between the Landing Page, Basic Calculator, and Hybrid Calculator.

As for the bezels, as long as you enter the right measurements, it should look correct. Make sure you applied the settings properly, r_multimon_mode needs to be set to 4. If you're still having trouble, post a screenshot of what you entered into the calculator.