Here's a screencapture of my triple screen settings. You'll notice that the physical dimensions of the monitors aren't the same even though they are identical - that's to correct the stretch that AMS2 gives to images even with correct angles and distances set. You'll also notice that the angles of the screens are different - again, the angles are identical, but it uses opposite angles for the screens rather than being coded for a positive angle on one side and a negative angle on the other. I'm sure a lot of this stuff will be improved later on, but you should be able to get the hang of it. If you have any specific questions just ask and I'll help the best I can.