How do I set up Civ 6 on multiple displays?

I have seen videos and posts talking about playing Civ 6 on three monitors, e.g. this Reddit post, pictures from that post, and this YouTube video. But I can't seem to figure out how to make that happen on my equipment. I am on Win 10, Civ 6 Gathering Storm up to date.

My goal is probably even trickier. I am playing on a laptop with two outside monitors. I am hoping to play only on those two plugged in screens, but I guess I am still at the first hurtle: how to set up Civ 6 for multi-screen.

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Quick Answer about "How do I set up Civ 6 on multiple displays?"

Open the NVIDIA SYSTEM SETTINGS (for this the correct NVIDIA driver need to be installed of course)

Under 3d settings go to Surround, PhysX configuration.

Tick the check box under Surround-Configuration that should state something like Span over multiple displays with Surround and click on Config .

How do I install Civ 6 on a second monitor?

Start up the game and go to game options, then graphics, set the window mode to window and also set the resolution to whatever your second monitor is setup as. Then move the window over to the second monitor and go back to graphics, switch it to borderless window mode.

How do I display a game across two monitors?

Assuming all your monitors are connected to the same PC, right-click the desktop, then \u201cNvidia Control Panel.\u201d In the pane on the left, click \u201cSet up multiple displays,\u201d then check the box for all the displays you want to spread your resolution across.

How do I switch screens in Civ 6?

Go to View > Big Picture Mode. Then go to Settings > Resolution > Target Monitor and select the monitor you want to use.

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