[sailormoon21]

Hi guys, it's very simple

I am playing a game with minimum resolution of 1028 x 768 16bit 85Hz
I can play well most of the time but oftentimes I get lag; one of the possibilities of solving this is to upgrade the hardware; I can't afford this, so I have to limit myself to modifying the software.

I would like to play the game in lower resolution as to make up for the lag, but how can I force the game to run in a resolution of 640 x 480 for instance when the option is not available?

[gamerbyron]

What game?

[Couriant]

i think it's -res 640x480 in the command line of the game icon.

[sailormoon21]

No unfortunately it didn't work. I have to put that in the "Target" line not the "Start in" line, isn't it? I always get an error message saying it didn't find the file if i place any entry in the "Start in" line.
I also tried to insert -w640 -h480 but no use. Maybe is there a software?

[tony oh]

What game is it?

Some games I have played have .cfg files and normally you can open these with notepad and insert the resolution in there.

[sailormoon21]

the game is Avencast; there are a number of .cfg files but I doubt any of them is what I'm looking for since they seem to be related to the game's buildup.

[sailormoon21]

any clues?

[Michael Bennett]

Here you go:

"/win" run in a window
"/trackfps" display frame rate, polygon count, polygon rate (kps)
"/record [fileName]" record a session
"/nointro" disable intro movie
"/resolution [w h]" force resolution (overrides menu selection)
"/videodriver [n]" 1 to force secondary video card (overrides menu selection)

[Couriant]

i was close

[Michael Bennett]

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[sailormoon21]

tried it but nope didn't work, so I guess the game just doesn't accept such low resolutions. Thanks anyway though, the info you've provided is very useful