The aspect ratio in Star Wars Outlaws adds black bars in a cinematic mode
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The Star Wars Outlaws black bars are the default option as part of a cinematic 21:9 aspect ratio, often referred to as ultrawide. This gives you a much bigger field of view, meaning you can see a lot more of the world around you, and playingStar Wars Outlawsthis way lends to a more film-like experience as the action unfolds.
However, by forcing this aspect ratio it can also feel like everything is being somewhat squashed on screen, particularly if you’re using a smaller television or monitor display. If that applies to you, then here’s how to remove the Star Wars Outlaws black bars and fill the screen.
How to get rid of the black bars in Star Wars Outlaws
To remove the black bars in Star Wars Outlaws go to Settings, choose Display and graphics, and then Cinematic display mode. From here switch the option from 21:9 to Fill screen which will change the aspect ratio.
This will alter the scale of the UI and menus to fit on the screen, while Kay will now take up more of the display and you won’t be able to see as far to the sides as you could before. This change may take a little getting used to, as at first everything will feel bigger or more zoomed in than it was before, but if you stick with it then it won’t take long for it to feel normal again and you can enjoy using the full size of your display.
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