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Yep, and after some searching I found them. Mine were located here: C:Documents and SettingsLocal SettingsApplication DataMy GamesTurning PointTPGameConfig

In TPEngine.ini;
Under the [SystemSettings] heading;
Change ResX=1920;
Change ResY=1200;

Or whatever res you want. Works like a champ, though ANY visit to the options sceen seems to force you back to that 1024 ceiling. In otherwords, get those settings as you like them before this tweak.

A quick reminder is that this file (and others in this folder) are generated the first time the game is run. Checking for these right after installation will be fruitless.

Hm.

Bus is it hor+?

How about some comparison screenshots?

The game natively supports 1680x1050 on my machine... not sure if it's Hor+ or not, but I can check next time I boot it up.

The game itself is very ugly and amateur feeling, but the premise and generally solid action make it fun.

It's Hor+... I don't feel like doing a report on this game, but here you go:

4:3


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Yep, and after some searching I found them. Mine were located here: C:Documents and SettingsLocal SettingsApplication DataMy GamesTurning PointTPGameConfig

In TPEngine.ini;
Under the [SystemSettings] heading;
Change ResX=1920;
Change ResY=1200;

Or whatever res you want. Works like a champ, though ANY visit to the options sceen seems to force you back to that 1024 ceiling. In otherwords, get those settings as you like them before this tweak.

A quick reminder is that this file (and others in this folder) are generated the first time the game is run. Checking for these right after installation will be fruitless.

Why I can't locate this .ini file??I only find .ini files at
C:Program FilesCodemastersTurning Point - Fall of LibertyTPGameConfig (DefaultCompat,DefaultEditor,DefaultEditorKeyBindings,DefaultEditorUserSettings,DefaultEngine,DefaultGame,DefaultInput,etc)
C:Program FilesCodemastersTurning Point - Fall of LibertyEngineConfig (BaseCompat,BaseEditor,BaseEditorKeyBindings,BaseEditorUserSettings,BaseEngine,BaseGame,BaseInput,etc)

But nowhere TPEngine.ini!!

Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance!

So it looks to be a mix of hor+and vert- ?

Either way this games look pretty lame..

Neat premise, though.

"He'll never win! He's got a meat hand!"

[quote]Yep, and after some searching I found them. Mine were located here: C:Documents and SettingsLocal SettingsApplication DataMy GamesTurning PointTPGameConfig

In TPEngine.ini;
Under the [SystemSettings] heading;
Change ResX=1920;
Change ResY=1200;

Or whatever res you want. Works like a champ, though ANY visit to the options sceen seems to force you back to that 1024 ceiling. In otherwords, get those settings as you like them before this tweak.

A quick reminder is that this file (and others in this folder) are generated the first time the game is run. Checking for these right after installation will be fruitless.

Why I can't locate this .ini file??I only find .ini files at
C:Program FilesCodemastersTurning Point - Fall of LibertyTPGameConfig (DefaultCompat,DefaultEditor,DefaultEditorKeyBindings,DefaultEditorUserSettings,DefaultEngine,DefaultGame,DefaultInput,etc)
C:Program FilesCodemastersTurning Point - Fall of LibertyEngineConfig (BaseCompat,BaseEditor,BaseEditorKeyBindings,BaseEditorUserSettings,BaseEngine,BaseGame,BaseInput,etc)

But nowhere TPEngine.ini!!

Can anyone help me?

Thanks in advance!

I'm sorry for the inconvinience but can anyone help me change my resolution?

Thank you in advance my friends!

So it looks to be a mix of hor+and vert- ?

Either way this games look pretty lame..

Neat premise, though.

"He'll never win! He's got a meat hand!"

I tilted the camera down in those shots a bit, it should be fully Hor+... I could be wrong, but I don't think so.

And yes, the game has a really cool premise, and even a really cool atmosphere and cinematic flair, it just has sucky graphics and a lot of amateur feeling things in it. Basically it feels like a really good UT3 total conversion.

Sev... you need the OP to post, I haven't played with the .ini yet and some brief glances inside it showed me no resolution options. If you're on Vista that might explain the different location of the file, Vista doesn't even have a "my documents" folder...