Hello @Uwalk
I've only a little experience with multiple monitor set-ups, but maybe this works:
Some programs search for your "primary monitor", which you can set inside Windows 10.
Maybe one of your side monitors is set to primary, meaning that Apex thinks that that is the middle.
You can find the option here (you may need to translate into Spanish :D)
Press START KEY (windows key) -> type: "display settings"
Here you can rearrange the monitors. But I suppose that that is already working correctly.
Select the middle monitor (in the "1", "2" and "3" screens)
Scroll down to "multiple displays" and select "Make this my main display"
Then open up Apex and see if it changes stuff.
I mean, it is worth a try?
Cheers,
Hello. @DYSPROssium
Thank you for your suggestion, but when using Nvidia Surround the configuration of multiple monitor is not done by Windows, but by Nvidia Surround itself.
Once Nvidia Surround is working all monitors included in the visual array work as only one individual "big" monitor. For Windows it is the only one monitor available in the system, so there are no "multiple displays" options and nor "primary monitor" option.
Beside that, I think it is not a problem of "primary monitor". If you look at the image I first posted, the target sight and the ultimate ability are correctly displayed in the center monitor. The problem is that the life status is placed in the left of the left monitor and the weapon status is placed in the right of the right monitor, instead of placing them in the left and right of the center monitor respectively. That means that Apex sees my three monitors as a only one (as Windows sees). Apex does not sees the left or right monitor as the "primary" center monitor.
Games should be aware of the Nvidia Surround configuration and be able to distinguish the individual monitors. As I told, Elite Dangerous and Project Cars do for me. And in the Youtube video I attached in my first post it is seen that some people with Nvidia Surround can play Apex with correct HUD placement, so Apex seems to be able to work with Nvidia Surround too.
Why it is not done in my case when playing Apex? That is the key question I don't understand.
Nvidia Surround configuration is straight forward, with no many options to set up. Just monitor selection and position, resolution setups definition for games and physical border adjustment. Nothing more than could mark a difference for the HUD game behaviour.
Regards
