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33lima · 01-03-11, 07:13 PM

No matter what settings I try in the options screens, SF always looks like it's running at about 1024x768. I have my desktop res at my TFT monitor's native res of 1600x900 but no matter whether I set it to use desktop, or don't and instead select a particular, higher resolution in video options, it makes no difference.

Since you can't have AA or AF in SF42 what I'm trying to do is reduce the rather horrible 'jaggies' by increasing the screen res, instead.

I've searched for a solution but no joy; SimHQ had some refs to doing this for the SF demo by turning off AF in game or by hand-editing the config file [set 'windowed=1' to '=0',] but the former didn't work and ref the latter, Vista won't let me save the cfg file even after turning off 'read only'; I would find a way of making the save stick, if that was the only solution.

Any suggestions guys?

01-03-11, 07:13 PM	#1
33lima Planesman Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Belfast, NI Posts: 199 Downloads: 27 Uploads: 0	Steel Fury in high resolution? No matter what settings I try in the options screens, SF always looks like it's running at about 1024x768. I have my desktop res at my TFT monitor's native res of 1600x900 but no matter whether I set it to use desktop, or don't and instead select a particular, higher resolution in video options, it makes no difference. Since you can't have AA or AF in SF42 what I'm trying to do is reduce the rather horrible 'jaggies' by increasing the screen res, instead. I've searched for a solution but no joy; SimHQ had some refs to doing this for the SF demo by turning off AF in game or by hand-editing the config file [set 'windowed=1' to '=0',] but the former didn't work and ref the latter, Vista won't let me save the cfg file even after turning off 'read only'; I would find a way of making the save stick, if that was the only solution. Any suggestions guys?