Widescreen Gaming Forum

Hello,

the Remastered Version of Assassins creed Remastered III has the option for my Display Resolutiion of 3840x1080 but there are on the left and right side still black bars.

Can someone look at it?
Need you the exe of the game?

or gives there HeX Changes anywhere?

EDIT
here is the .exe file

Datei von filehorst.de laden



THX

Would also be amazing if someone could look into unlocking the framerate. Currently it's capped at 62.5 but sometimes goes a bit higher when you tab back. I tried fiddling around with 6f 12 83 3c but it didn't change anything.

+1
i've tried with basic hex making the hud's are moved and stretched

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Yeah, a fix would be great. Why Ubisoft didn't implement UWD is beyond me.

Guys, how can i replace 16:9 cutscenes by a widescreen 21:9 ?

Yep. Just booted it up. Extremely disappointed. Ubisoft has generally been great with ultrawide support. Don't know what happened here. Oh well. Guess it's back to TD2 in the meantime.

So, i booted it, but cutscenes not work in 21:9

I've edited Hex files and managed to get cutscenes and gameplay working in 21:9 but, as someone else pointed out, the HUD is messed up. Very disappointing. That's not even to mention the horrendous plastic stiff facial animations (seriously, it's a huge step back from the 2012 version)

Can u tell how to edit in hex?

So for what it's worth the game does actually have some kind of broken 21:9 support. Except it's only for 2560x1080. If you're using a 3440x1440 monitor, you can set a custom resolution of 2560x1080 and the aspect ratio option in the video settings stops being greyed out. You can then choose 21:9. So it looks like it's just a case of adding resolutions like 3440x1440 to the whitelist of 21:9 resolutions ingame.

Edit: Looks like Liberation has an aspect ratio option but it doesn't appear to actually have any other option than 16:9 even at 2560x1080.