nex01: I just made a patch that fixes the crash at the game over screen when using cinemascope.
I made it only for 16:9 and 16:10 resolutions (1280x720+1280x768) since most people have widescreens only these days.
I also added a nice leather effect to the gameover scroll.
Download here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=NOGNXMMO

I'm also working on an 1080p patch.
It's working so far but the DOF layers are shifted and the terrain dissappears when looking down to the ground.
I don't know how to fix this.
FPS are slow on my 2.6ghz Conroe, but it works noticable better on an i5 2410m Sandybridge

oigroig: i've played outcast and i see this

what i've to do?

i have a nvidia card,by the way

Waltorious: Are you using _Zenger_'s patch?
Yes,i'm
What resolution are you using for the game?
1366x768
It looks like what's happening is that your graphics card scaling isn't working. If you're running the game in its original 512x384 resolution, it's likely that your monitor can't go that low and is defaulting to something like 640x480 and then displaying the game in the middle of the screen in a 512x384 box.

If you are using _Zenger_'s patch to increase the resolution and you are still seeing the game running in a small box in the center, then you should check out your graphics card scaling options. Go to your Nvidia control panel and look for an option that says "flat panel scaling" or similar. Make sure that scaling is turned on (the best setting is probably the "preserve aspect ratio" setting which will prevent games from getting stretched and distorted). That should enable the game to be expanded to fill your screen.

Even if you are running at the original 512x384 you might want to check the scaling options anyway... it will probably still run in a box but you might be able to make that box larger.

oigroig: i don't have that option in my nvidia control panel

Waltorious: What kind of monitor are you using (or are you using a laptop)?
it's a PHILIPS 191 EW
What specific Nvidia card do you have?
Nvidia GTS450
Scaling will not work if you are using the wrong kind of cable to connect your monitor... I think it will only work with a DVI or HDMI cable. Also, some monitors have their own scaling settings, so you should look for that. Finally, not all graphics cards support scaling.

Sometimes you have to lower your monitor's resolution first before you can select the scaling option. Check the instructions here:

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/249065-33-flat-panel-scaling-windows-vista

And of course, you can try updating your graphics dirvers to see if that enables the option in the Nvidia control panel.
Done,it added only option for stereoscopic 3D

oigroig: it's a PHILIPS 191 EW

Waltorious: OK, it looks like that monitor normally runs at 1366x768, so it's probably NOT a scaling issue. More likely, the high-res patch hasn't worked properly. Did you try running Outcast before using the high-res patch?
Yes,it do the same thing
If so, what did it look like? It's possible that the patch did not install correctly. If you're using Vista or Windows 7, make sure you install both Outcast and the high-res patch as administrator or they might not work right.
done,it turn my monitor in the sleep mode and force me to restart the pc
Anyone else know what could cause the patch to not take effect?

Delgado: Can you change resolution at the loader at all? If not, look here:

http://www.gog.com/en/forum/outcast/unclickable_buttons_on_loader