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Hi, maybe you knwo about this great game that it was released yesterday. Its a very beatifull game about sadness. The problem its that not admid 21:9 resolution. I try changing values from .exe but it didnt change anything. Its a game made with Unity so I try the same method that you used with cuphead but i couldnt do anything .

So I can upload both files and maybe you can find a solution for the game. Its a pitty have to play with two large black edges to winged.

https://www70.zippyshare.com/v/xVI646Yt/file.html

I wanted to attach the files but it gives me error so i uploaded them to a server. I hope this doesnt go against the rules.

Sorry for my poor english and thanks for your work. A lot of people thank them because developers dont want to add this type of resolution...

Open the "UnityPlayer.dll" file (found in game directory) with a Hex Editor, search 39 8E E3 3F and replace with 8E E3 18 40 (2 occurrences) (3440x1440). Change resolution in game options.
It worked for me.

Thank you very much It work great. I change it to 26 B4 17 40 for 2560x1080 and even the menu looks at 21: 9. I dont understand, if its what so simple why not the develoveper give the option in first place...

works beautiful thanks

Chachardus wrote:Open the "UnityPlayer.dll" file (found in game directory) with a Hex Editor, search 39 8E E3 3F and replace with 8E E3 18 40 (2 occurrences) (3440x1440). Change resolution in game options.
It worked for me.

Thanks a lot.
Working perfect.

Works for 3840x1600. Replaced the default values with 9A 99 99 40 (2 times)

Screenshot from in-game menu:

what HEX address can I use for 48:9 ratio/Surround/Triple Screen?

agentghost wrote:what HEX address can I use for 48:9 ratio/Surround/Triple Screen?

This 48:9 hex value is AB AA AA 40 which can be found here:
http://www.wsgf.org/article/common-hex-values

I just started playing this game and it's beautiful. I play with a bezel corrected resolution of 5918x1080 so I had to calculate a custom ratio.

You can calculate your hex values by dividing your resolution width by the height and then converting that number to floating point hex (IEEE-754). You can do that with this tool:
https://www.h-schmidt.net/FloatConverter/IEEE754.html

When you edit the dll hex values, you'll need to enter each pair of hex values in reverse order.

Example:

5918 / 1080 = 5.47962962
Using the Floating Point Converter, it gave me 0x40af5920 so I edited my dll with 20 59 AF 40

Bezel Corrected 48:9 Screenshot (5918 x 1080):