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[SONAM]

Hi all,
Before I spend money on buying PCs, I'd like to know:
Does ShipSim extremes with the latest updates installed, support multiple views (multiple-monitor support)
through networked computers (that is, networked PCs - one PC per view)?
Thanks

[dexter7]

I believe it does... But I'm not that sure

[vin_sun]

Does ShipSim extremes with the latest updates installed, support multiple views (multiple-monitor support)

Presently, SSE does NOT support multiple monitors. It is still unknown if the feature will be provided through an update at a later stage.

[sydmichel]

Hi all,
Before I spend money on buying PCs, I'd like to know:
Does ShipSim extremes with the latest updates installed, support multiple views (multiple-monitor support)
through networked computers (that is, networked PCs - one PC per view)?
Thanks

Sounds to me as if you are attempting to build a maritime trainer or at least a top end simulator based around SSE  .  so you will proberbly need to buy a Server and 3 or 4 client PCs (they will need to be fat clients) and a good quality Switch.  Unfortunatly as far as I can tell, SSE cannot do this.

Apparently VStep do sell a professional version of Ship Sim that may meet your needs and I think they would be the best people to talk to.

However, If you want a cheeper solution, you could buy say, 3 or 4  High end PCs and 3/4 copies of SSE then log each player onto the same Multiplayer environment (or host your own) and then play a game with youself or your mates.  The down side is that each PC will have to be on its own vessel opposed to multiple views on the same platform (which I think you were after).

Good luck.

[SONAM]

That down side you mentioned is unfortunately reason enough not to adopt the multi-player solution.
Nevertheless to be fair, SSE, even currently perfectly supports any 'surround' (wideview across 2 or 3 monitors) mode for Nvidias as well as for ATIs, yielding suberb visual quality for any monitor-combination (1x3, 3x1, 1x2, 2x1 Landscape or Portrait modes) but the resulting FPS is not acceptable even for the most powerfull PCs, unless of course you disable every quality feature - or alternatively viewports through networked PCs become available.

[Tinchu]

Dear SONAM, you are puting your imagination to fly. After six years of ShipSimulator, VStep has been unable to create an authentic simulator. Beginning for the handling. Talk about to install a LAN with servers and client computers is, with all my respect,  to build a house, beginning for the roof. The discussion about the graphic complexity is always recurrent. Personally I prefer more modest graphics and more performances. At the end is more interesting, even funny. It`s really pity that along 30 years of personal computers and all kind of simulators, the only firm that decides to make a ship simulator, be some firm like VStep. I don't know if VStep wants but they can't, or they aren't really interested in this market and their preferences and resources are focused in another market. I'm sorry to say that I'm really disillusioned, but I don't see perspectives for Ship Simulator.

[sam-sine]

I believe it does... But I'm not that sure

sse can work with multi monitor setup , but ...
you will see the cart , the radar monitor on all monitors , you can not seperate them , look on wsg game forum .

[danny]

Hi all,
Before I spend money on buying PCs, I'd like to know:
Does ShipSim extremes with the latest updates installed, support multiple views (multiple-monitor support)
through networked computers (that is, networked PCs - one PC per view)?
Thanks

In short, No, SSE doesn't support multi-mointer support.
Nautis (the several bazillion pound) simulator does, but I wouldn't recommend buying that