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can you add custom resolutions n Halo?
Posted: 29 Aug 2004, 05:36
by OSCAR ESCARTIN
can you add custom resolutions n Halo?
can you add custom resolutions n Halo?
Posted: 29 Aug 2004, 14:35
by Paradigm Shifter
Yup: command line switch. Check out the readme file for instructions on how. :)
thanks...
Posted: 29 Aug 2004, 18:01
by OSCAR ESCARTIN
thanks good sir....
can you add custom resolutions n Halo?
Posted: 29 Aug 2004, 18:07
by Paradigm Shifter
No worries. :)
can you add custom resolutions n Halo?
Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 19:34
by aRedEyeJedi
Paradigm Shifter
I really wanna get this game to run at 1680 1050
what would the command lne have to end up looking like. Should I just add it to the shortcut like BF2 or save or change the config? or could I change it threw the console. thanks
can you add custom resolutions n Halo?
Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 19:48
by Paradigm Shifter
No, Halo needs the commandline switch. I was sure that we had a 'Solution: Halo' thread, but I can seem to find it. :?:
Anyway, the readme for Halo tells you how. I'll explain mine as an example.
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D:Halohalo.exe -vidmode 1680,1050,60
So all you need is the '-vidmode' switch after the link to the game .exe in the 'Target' box of the shortcut; along with the width, height and refresh rate desired. :D Notice the lack of spaces between the numbers and commas. ;)
can you add custom resolutions n Halo?
Posted: 17 Sep 2005, 07:56
by aRedEyeJedi
Paradigm Shifter
thanks bro
ur a good member to have and always quick to respond
i just like to run every game at native res
thanks agian man peace
can you add custom resolutions n Halo?
Posted: 07 May 2006, 09:06
by Daddy Cool
No, Halo needs the commandline switch. I was sure that we had a 'Solution: Halo' thread, but I can seem to find it. :?:
Anyway, the readme for Halo tells you how. I'll explain mine as an example.
Code: Select all
D:Halohalo.exe -vidmode 1680,1050,60
So all you need is the '-vidmode' switch after the link to the game .exe in the 'Target' box of the shortcut; along with the width, height and refresh rate desired. :D Notice the lack of spaces between the numbers and commas. ;)
Hi again Paradigm :D
Been hunting high'n'low for a good while now to find out just exactly how to get this to work - and yours is the best post I've seen.
Thing is, after seeing this *solution* in a few others places it
must be the right one, but it
doesn't work for me :( however, I am using the 1.07 Patch - could this be why?
Best Regards,
DC