To create a "Stretched Resolution" pack for a display—often used for gaming to increase FPS or change the field of view—you can use tools like or your GPU control panel to force the custom aspect ratio. How to Set a Custom Resolution Using CRU (Custom Resolution Utility) : Download and run CRU as an administrator. Select your target monitor from the dropdown menu. Under the "Detailed resolutions" section, click Add . Change the Horizontal value to and the Vertical value to
If you are referring to a texture pack or config file for a specific game (like Minecraft or Fortnite), you must also update the game's internal configuration file: Stretched Res Pack For 768x500
: Navigate to %AppData%\Local\FortniteGame\Saved\Config\WindowsClient , open GameUserSettings.ini , and update all ResolutionSizeX/Y and LastUserConfirmedResolutionSizeX/Y values to To create a "Stretched Resolution" pack for a
: Right-click the desktop, open NVIDIA Control Panel, go to Change resolution > Customize > Create Custom Resolution . Enter (Horizontal) and (Vertical). Under the "Detailed resolutions" section, click Add
: To ensure the image is "stretched" to fill the screen rather than showing black bars, set your scaling mode to Full Screen in the GPU settings. Optimizing Your "Res Pack"