I have a single machine with ATI Radeon HD 7950. I have 4 monitors attached to it and they work fine. I can setup Catalyst with two profiles, both working fine: as a single wide Eyefinity screen or as 4 screens next to each other.
When I run Prepar3d in the different modes here is what happens:
- When the monitors are running as 4 separate screens, I can run Prepar3d in window mode or full screen, both perfectly working
- When the monitors are running as a wide Eyefinity screen, full screen mode duplicates the same picture 4 times. Windows mode works fine (but has the borders around it).
What I want to have is the two central screens to be pointing forward (an angle of about 5 or 10 degrees between them) and the two outside screens rotated approximately 45-50 degrees. I can show one image running the monitors as separate screens and full screen mode. The only problem is that the two outer screens distort the picture (as Prepar3d renders them as part of the wide view but not to the side).
I started looking for warping solutions like Nthusim and Fly Elise Immersive Display but I get two problems:
- The Nthusim cannot bend the whole area unless it is one Eyefinity screen (which is a problem because of Prepar3d not running in full screen in this configuration)
- I don't get the idea how I have to bend the things to make them look right.
Does anyone have an idea what software can be useful and how it should be configured? To summarize I want to have a single view in Prepar3d which looks good on 4 screens with the two outside screens rotated about 45 degrees.
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