Changing the screen resolution?

[Starjun Solidus]

Anyone having a problem trying to change it? I attempt to change it, but nothing changes. The numbers never change nor does the resolution, but the menu acts as if something has changed.

[Memetic]

A shame no one answered this, as I have the exact same problem.

[Executor17]

Originally posted by Starjun Solidus:

Anyone having a problem trying to change it? I attempt to change it, but nothing changes. The numbers never change nor does the resolution, but the menu acts as if something has changed.

+1

[newton5847]

On Windows 10 the interface has changed; the setting "Disable Display Scaling on High DPI" no longer exists. Here's what I did to fix, based on the suggestions above:

1. Locate the Marlow Briggs executable in the Steam directory
2. Right-click the executable > Properties > Compatibility tab
3. Click "Change high DPI settings"
4. Check "Use this setting to fix scaling problems for blah blah"
5. Changed "Use the DPI that's set for my main display when" to "I open this program"
6. Check "Override High DPI scaling behavior"
7. Change "Scaling performed by" to "Application"

[GuiGamer]

Originally posted by newton5847:

On Windows 10 the interface has changed; the setting "Disable Display Scaling on High DPI" no longer exists. Here's what I did to fix, based on the suggestions above:

1. Locate the Marlow Briggs executable in the Steam directory
2. Right-click the executable > Properties > Compatibility tab
3. Click "Change high DPI settings"
4. Check "Use this setting to fix scaling problems for blah blah"
5. Changed "Use the DPI that's set for my main display when" to "I open this program"
6. Check "Override High DPI scaling behavior"
7. Change "Scaling performed by" to "Application"

Thanks!! Worked.

[stray_pengo]

@newton5847:

That worked wonders. Thanks!

[ALSOR]

Originally posted by newton5847:

On Windows 10 the interface has changed; the setting "Disable Display Scaling on High DPI" no longer exists. Here's what I did to fix, based on the suggestions above:

1. Locate the Marlow Briggs executable in the Steam directory
2. Right-click the executable > Properties > Compatibility tab
3. Click "Change high DPI settings"
4. Check "Use this setting to fix scaling problems for blah blah"
5. Changed "Use the DPI that's set for my main display when" to "I open this program"
6. Check "Override High DPI scaling behavior"
7. Change "Scaling performed by" to "Application"

Thanks, dude.

[SHOXS]

Originally posted by GuiGamer:

Originally posted by newton5847:

On Windows 10 the interface has changed; the setting "Disable Display Scaling on High DPI" no longer exists. Here's what I did to fix, based on the suggestions above:

1. Locate the Marlow Briggs executable in the Steam directory
2. Right-click the executable > Properties > Compatibility tab
3. Click "Change high DPI settings"
4. Check "Use this setting to fix scaling problems for blah blah"
5. Changed "Use the DPI that's set for my main display when" to "I open this program"
6. Check "Override High DPI scaling behavior"
7. Change "Scaling performed by" to "Application"

Thanks!! Worked.

THANKS

[The Nothing Man]

Originally posted by newton5847:

On Windows 10 the interface has changed; the setting "Disable Display Scaling on High DPI" no longer exists. Here's what I did to fix, based on the suggestions above:

1. Locate the Marlow Briggs executable in the Steam directory
2. Right-click the executable > Properties > Compatibility tab
3. Click "Change high DPI settings"
4. Check "Use this setting to fix scaling problems for blah blah"
5. Changed "Use the DPI that's set for my main display when" to "I open this program"
6. Check "Override High DPI scaling behavior"
7. Change "Scaling performed by" to "Application"

PLEASE get this pinned somehow
truly

[Lladorfo]

thanks dude!

[The Nothing Man]

hugs feeel the love

[Sveerng]

Originally posted by newton5847:

On Windows 10 the interface has changed; the setting "Disable Display Scaling on High DPI" no longer exists. Here's what I did to fix, based on the suggestions above:

1. Locate the Marlow Briggs executable in the Steam directory
2. Right-click the executable > Properties > Compatibility tab
3. Click "Change high DPI settings"
4. Check "Use this setting to fix scaling problems for blah blah"
5. Changed "Use the DPI that's set for my main display when" to "I open this program"
6. Check "Override High DPI scaling behavior"
7. Change "Scaling performed by" to "Application"

It still works. Thank you sir.

[The Nothing Man]

yep this is going to have to happen to most games soon
esp older ones
you can scale the os or the exes

[June]

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.