im running a asus 26" 16:10 monitor and am wondering what to set my fov settings to? im using that modding tool thats floating around on the forums the one thats at version 1.5.

its asking for fov and movement fov a setting for each and i have NO CLUE what to set those to the defualt is 55 for each. im also running at 1920x1200 resoultion if this helps


thanks

bump.....anyone?

Right now, that's not adjustable. All settings are locked down in xml files so unless you have Deamweaver, you're outta luck :\

Perhaps something will turn up later. The devs DO read these forums.

This is a list of console commands for Crysis 2:

http://www.fpstime.com/2011/03/crysis-2-console-commands-to-customize-your-graphics/

Not sure how accurate it is, but everything I've tried so far seems to do something... Only certain things seem to be customizable in the console, lots of things have no effect in the game. Thankfully, the FOV settings do work.

I'm not sure if it's necessary, but go to your Crysis 2 root folder, and you should see a file called "system.cfg". Open it, and add the line "con_restricted=0" at the bottom.

Now, start the game, load last save, hit the ~ key to open console, and try these settings:

cl_fov=
r_drawnearfov=
pl_movement.power_sprint_targetFov=

cl_fov is the overall field of view, I have mine set to 75 (default is 55 or 60, can't remember).
r_drawnearfov affects how close your gun is to the screen, I have it set to 65 (Default is 55).
pl_movement.power_sprint_targetFov not 100% sure what this one does, but it seems to affect your field of vision coming out of sprint.

Anyway, try messing with these in-game, see what works for you. Just keep in mind, if you set the distance between the gun and the screen too far, there are clipping problems with Alcatraz's arms during certain cutscenes.

just use the advanced config editor (there'll be a link to it on the front page of this forum somewhere)

tilde key, cl_fov = xx. Default is 55. I put mine at 65 because anything higher distorts the perspective. I am on a 16:10 monitor.