

Not all Quake III engine based games do though. The game and menu work with an edit to the cfg file. This game has a pre-game configuration screen. HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Blizzard Entertainment > Warcraft III > Video The menu matches the game resolution and can be set by editing Windows Regedit as follows for both the game and menu:

Then append the " -vidmode 1280,720" or whatever res you want to the end of the command line. Right click on the shortcut to the exe (not the exe itself) and hit properties. The menu opens to whatever resolution Windows is in and lets you choose any custom resolution. These games have a pre-game configuration screen. The game also has great widescreen support, with a number of different aspect ratios available This game has a pre-game configuration screen that must be openned under Windows start menu. This requires an "ini" edit, but then the menu and game run at your selected/custom resolution.įullscreenViewportX = 1280 (or whatever res you want) The menu opens to whatever resolution Windows is in and lets you choose any custom resolutionĪn older game, but still allows you to choose your resolution before openning the game. This allows you to select from various resolutions and refresh rate, but does not allow custom ones (that I know of). I can choose any resolution and refresh rate before openning the game. If all games did this we would all be in heaven. This is the best pre-game configuration I have ever seen. The game and menu can accept a custom resolution! Go into Bin>config.ini, then edit:Ĭfg.FOV = 106 (FOV= field of view, default is 90) This requires an "ini" edit, but then the menu and game run at your selected/custom resolution. You can also edit to the a file to get the resolution you want from the start or there is a pre-game configuration screen as well.

The game and menu work at any resolution and come with widescreen resolutions standard. The game works at widescreen resolutions and even has 2 different 1280x720 settings! I also found it helpful if you set the seta g_gamma from "1" to 1.6 You may also have to add this line to get the game to look right at this wide screen resolution: seta cg_fov "106". The game works at widescreen resolutions, but you have to change a few settings still. Here is what I have so far:ĮDIT Doom3 now has a patch that has widescreen resolutions with correct aspect ratios.so forget the below fix. This list will be helpful for those who may not have some resolutions that work. This means no forced 640x480 or 800圆00 menus.unless that is what your Windows is set to. I would like to make a list of PC games that automatically works with your current resolution or allows you to configure the resolution/refresh rate prior to openning.
