Choose Fullscreen in Forza
Open FH6's display settings, select Fullscreen and apply the change. In Wisp's setup wizard, confirm that display mode, then continue with the stock speedometer and appearance checks.
Wisp's HUD is a borderless overlay. Keep the stock speedometer visible while comparing the readings, or turn it off in HUD and Gameplay for a clean replacement.
For live readings, first connect FH6 Data Out to Wisp.
Position and lock the HUD
- Choose your HUD layout in Wisp's Appearance settings.
- Unlock the overlay and move it onto the monitor running Forza.
- Keep the complete HUD inside that monitor, then lock the layout.
- Return to active driving to check the speedometer and attached gauges.
Use gauge settings to adjust boost, power, torque and tire-temperature displays.
Use a borderless dashboard on another screen
Open Wisp's Dashboard and choose Display mode. Move it to the second screen and choose Fill screen, or use Resizable to share the screen with other windows.
F11 switches Display mode from Dashboard; Escape returns to the application. Your in-game HUD keeps its own position and settings.
If the HUD is hidden
Return to the road, check that Forza has focus, and click Wisp's connection status. It shows game detection, incoming Data Out and overlay visibility. Check Fullscreen in Forza again, then unlock and reposition the HUD if it is off-screen.
Follow the HUD troubleshooting checks or check needle motion and refresh settings.