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I had only short opportunity to check the game last night....was late. But have same issue as everybody else when running on 5760x1080 Surround (which was automatically detected), that menu seems to be "unplayable". At least the character creation was messed up. Game was running okay on high settings and 8xAF/8xAA. Had around 40 FPS. But with old driver (285.27) and no other "tricks".

Would be great to have a proper fix for this menu-crap and happy to donate the work, as developers doesnt seem to care at all.

OK, poking around in the interface.bsa file for some answers.... and I've found the culprit. .swf files >.<
To make the game cross platform compatible they exported all the menus in .swf format aka flash. Looking through the actual coding it is all in ActionScript2.0 as it uses the old "_stage", "_global" and other references.


I'm pretty sure what we are looking for is in the _Packages.gfx.cor.UIComponent in the function initSize()


Also in the _Packages.gfx.utils.Contraints
function addElement
seems to do some of the math for setting up the bounds of the visible box.

OK, poking around in the interface.bsa file for some answers....

Nice, thanks for posting EvilEngineer. :onethumb

OK, poking around in the interface.bsa file for some answers.... and I've found the culprit. .swf files >.<
To make the game cross platform compatible they exported all the menus in .swf format aka flash. Looking through the actual coding it is all in ActionScript2.0 as it uses the old "_stage", "_global" and other references.


I'm pretty sure what we are looking for is in the _Packages.gfx.cor.UIComponent in the function initSize()

Code:

   function initSize()
   {
   var _loc3 = __width ==0? (_width) : (__width);
   var _loc2 = __height==0? (_height) : {__height);
   _xscale = _yscale = 100;
   this.setSize(_loc3, _loc2);
   }
   

Also in the _Packages.gfx.utils.Contraints
function addElement
seems to do some of the math for setting up the bounds of the visible box.

So for those of us that dont know a lot about all this coding stuff.....

Is there an easy way to edit this and fix the menus? or not really possible?

Thanks

PS. Good luck HaYDeN, hope a fix isnt far away =D

Just got it working on tri-sli 480 gtx 3d surround.

When I first started it kept crashing to the desktop after running for a couple of minutes. Could even make it to the character creation screen.

To fix it I've had to lower the textures to medium. Everything else is on max.

Why high textures should break the game for me is very odd though!

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You may have to play on one screen until someone makes a UI mod that supports this. The UI is really an XML framework that text is brought into by the game. With other than expected resolutions the text can be put in the wrong place so it is not accessible.

This is good news. So we will have a working and clean solution without having to mess with third party programmes, memory injection or similar things. Only a matter of time.

So if this is just an ATI fanboy trolling, to him I say: How is it that with almost every game release there seems to be issues with ATI cards, you guys can't use physx properly, and you don't have CUDA. Nvidia is also the preferred card for 3D productivity software. So suck it.

This isn't helpfull at all and even partly wrong.

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This is good news. So we will have a working and clean solution without having to mess with third party programmes, memory injection or similar things. Only a matter of time.

Only problem is the mod tools have not been released and Bethesda said they are working hard on it, but will not give an eta. A clean solution is more than likely going to happen later rather than sooner unfortunately.

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That's true for sure. But at least I am going to play this game 200+hours, so a later solution is better than nothing.

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OK, poking around in the interface.bsa file for some answers.... and I've found the culprit. .swf files >.<
To make the game cross platform compatible they exported all the menus in .swf format aka flash. Looking through the actual coding it is all in ActionScript2.0 as it uses the old "_stage", "_global" and other references.


I'm pretty sure what we are looking for is in the _Packages.gfx.cor.UIComponent in the function initSize()

Code:

   function initSize()
   {
   var _loc3 = __width ==0? (_width) : (__width);
   var _loc2 = __height==0? (_height) : {__height);
   _xscale = _yscale = 100;
   this.setSize(_loc3, _loc2);
   }
   

Also in the _Packages.gfx.utils.Contraints
function addElement
seems to do some of the math for setting up the bounds of the visible box.

How did you extract the .bsa files?
I wouldn't mind getting my fingers dirty and mess around with those files.