Widescreen Gaming Forum

Please make one for Dungeon Keeper, I have it on Origin.
its a 97' game so graphics are already horrible,

Hello Hayden and thanks for FWS.

I have a question about FWS and the new Skyrim SSE. It seems their switching the game engine to 64bit means FWS doesn't work. Would you or can you make a new plugin? Or can I just copy the TESVSkrim folder to say, TESVSkyrimSSE and make some changes to the appropriate files?

Is the "Status Window" supposed to show it found the game if you alt-tabbed out of it and it flawless widescreen is working?

Hey F41LTR41N, I deleted your new thread to avoid confusion.If the status window is empty, FWS can't see the game being loaded in memory; it can't be a directory issue. Are you running the Steam or GOG version ?

Thanks sccavvenjahh. Based on Matt Kjer's recommendation (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMiYtAWSmqY&t=420s) I thought I'd try it out to see if I can get into this kind of game. However since I wasn't sure I'd like it, nor whether flawless widescreen still worked, I may have downloaded a cracked version... Does the memory hack solely work for the original .exe? If so, given that I like The Walking Dead and GoT tv series I could just go ahead and try out the genre and flawless widescreen with an original version. Have any patches to games previously fixed by this SW made them stop working or is it still very well maintained by the community? In other words am I at a serious risk of not getting it to work after buying a game listed as supported by flawless widescreen?

Flawless plugins are usually very robust and get updated as needed during the game's lifespan. There are exceptions, like Doom which continues to be heavily patched more than 8 months after release but that's a worse case scenario. As a rule both Flawless Widescreen and Widescreen Fixer are invaluable apps for games old and new...You just have to remember they're basically one-man's projects.

As far as TWAU is concerned, it seems there were no patches beside the episodic release so the prognosis is good

If TWAU didn't get patched then why doesn't it work? Do you think it's not registering because it's not the original .exe file then? What exactly does the code typically look for as part of the memory hack? Thanks again for all insights.

Each plugin is written for a specific game version, basically a Steam release. Then it's "fingers crossed" for other legit versions: Steam patches, DRM-free releases may require a plugin update. So cracked exes are even less likely to be supported. As to how memory hacks actually work, I'm out of my depth here...

The status window of a working fix looks like this:

What with Doom after patch? Which prognosis?

Resident Evil 7, needs to be fixed