Left 4 Dead Split Screen
Jan 16, 2019 - Left 4 Dead 2 is a 2-4 player co-op first person shooter that requires tons of cooperation and intense zombie slaughtering in order to survive. Have you ever wanted to play Left 4 Dead 2 split-screen with 2 players on 1 PC? You might think it's impossible but the split-screen mode is actually integrated into the game but it's just hidden. You will need to access the developer console and execute some commands to achieve split-screen mode on. Left 4 Dead 2 was just context for why I wanted dual screens instead of triple screens. He's actually trying to split-screen across 2 monitors, so two people.
I've been ripping my hair out, burning it off with a branding iron, and lazing it out with a chemical laser over this. I cannot find a how to for setting up dual monitors anywhere for Windows 7.
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I probably don't know the right buzz words or something.If anyone can tell me set this up on my rig, single card (GTX 275), OC'd Quad core (Q9550 @ 3.9Ghz), I will crown you king (or queen) of the internet.I have tried running my game windowed no border, tried running it windowed with border and dragging it to extend it (Didn't work as it wouldn't let me select the edge), tried creating a custom resolution in the Nvidia control panel, and tried changing the resolution in Windows.I am trying to play Left 4 Dead 2 splitscreen using two monitors, one for each player. I have two monitors with one resolution 1080p the other a rather strange 2048x1152, which I would run @ 1080p. Again, I already have splitscreen working, its spanning that I want to figure out. With both displays active I can play splitscreen on one monitor while the other simply plays nothing.What I really need to know is how you make a game recognize dual screens and span the image across both screens in Windows 7. This seems to be a case where it is so apparently obvious that it isn't documented anywhere.How do you span screens? How do you make a game span the width of two monitors instead of one? Those are the questions I need answers to, not how to set up splitscreen in Left 4 Dead 2.
Left 4 Dead 2 was just context for why I wanted dual screens instead of triple screens. Do you actually really want to do this? Presumably your gun sight will be right in the middle of the 2 screens and therefore very difficult to aim nicely (unless you have some really fancy monitors with zero frame). 3 monitors makes sense as you still have a monitor at the center and one for each peripheral but for an FPS 2 doesn't seem to make much sense from a usability point of view.Just a thought.He's actually trying to split-screen across 2 monitors, so two people can play simultaneously. Thus there would be two gunsights, one on each screen.