Game is off centered to the right on full screen 1920x1080.

[Pompompurin Enjoyer]

Anyone experience similar or know how to fix it? It doesn't seem to be a problem on lower resolutions but I would prefer to play this in 1920x1080.

[Gibbanator]

Publicado originalmente por Lucifronz:

Publicado originalmente por Sneeuwpop:

I also had this problem. For those who don't want to change the font size of your screen there is another solution: Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Titan Souls, then right-click on TITAN.exe and under the compatibility tab check "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings".

THANK YOU. I don't have this game, but this is an issue I've had for so many games, usually older ones, where the resolution is set right but becomes so large for the screen that it stretch past where I can see or click. It's particularly a problem for ePSXe and any other PS1 emulator for some reason.

Your suggestion cleared that problem right up and I'll be writing it down for future use in case I ever forget.

Seriously. THANK YOU. :cozyjunimogreen:

ya does not work for me..:( plus there is no box that says "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings" in windows 10 home

[Mad Merv]

Try adjusting your desktop scaling?

[Leo5o5]

Publicado originalmente por Sneeuwpop:

I also had this problem. For those who don't want to change the font size of your screen there is another solution: Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Titan Souls, then right-click on TITAN.exe and under the compatibility tab check "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings".

I had a different work around. It's still in the compatibility tab, but under 'Change high DPI settings'. Then I checked both boxes and the game screen is properly set. Using Windows 10.

Edit: After doing that the game is still not centered properly. However, going into the root directory of the game and checking the data folder, I looked into the config settings. My resolution settings is not the same as in the game. So I changed it into w="1920" h="1080" and now the display is correct when I run it. Hope this helps for some people.

[evolgenius]

For those of you who have NO box to tick that says "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings"

1) Right-click the shortcut or the "launcher.exe" file and choose properties.
2) Under compatibility tab, click the button labeled "Change high DPI settings".
3) Tick the first box under the Program DPI section, and change the dropdown to say "I open this program".
4) Tick the box in the "High DPI scaling override" section and change the drop down to Application.

This has worked for me and other games such as C9, and Tree of Savior. I have two monitors so for me the problem manifests as 2/3 of the game is on my main monitor, and the rest is extended below and some of it to my other monitor.

I don't know exactly why this happens... it could be that I have ultra wide 21:9 monitors (2560x1080)... but I bet it's because my windows resolution settings under Display > Scale and layout > "Change the size of text, apps and other items" is set to 125% as 100% everything is tiny!

[TypicalColorsRG]

What if I'm playing on Nvidia GeForce now? (aka on a Mac)

[Yupoman]

Publicado originalmente por nytestrike:

For those of you who have NO box to tick that says "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings"

1) Right-click the shortcut or the "launcher.exe" file and choose properties.
2) Under compatibility tab, click the button labeled "Change high DPI settings".
3) Tick the first box under the Program DPI section, and change the dropdown to say "I open this program".
4) Tick the box in the "High DPI scaling override" section and change the drop down to Application.

This has worked for me and other games such as C9, and Tree of Savior. I have two monitors so for me the problem manifests as 2/3 of the game is on my main monitor, and the rest is extended below and some of it to my other monitor.

I don't know exactly why this happens... it could be that I have ultra wide 21:9 monitors (2560x1080)... but I bet it's because my windows resolution settings under Display > Scale and layout > "Change the size of text, apps and other items" is set to 125% as 100% everything is tiny!

Thanks, still follow this bug and tried everything, this was the only solution that worked for me. In case even that doesn't work for someone, try setting the 720p resolution, it won't look so good but it was the only resolution that worked well for me.

[bakanisan]

Publicado originalmente por nytestrike:

For those of you who have NO box to tick that says "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings"

1) Right-click the shortcut or the "launcher.exe" file and choose properties.
2) Under compatibility tab, click the button labeled "Change high DPI settings".
3) Tick the first box under the Program DPI section, and change the dropdown to say "I open this program".
4) Tick the box in the "High DPI scaling override" section and change the drop down to Application.

This has worked for me and other games such as C9, and Tree of Savior. I have two monitors so for me the problem manifests as 2/3 of the game is on my main monitor, and the rest is extended below and some of it to my other monitor.

I don't know exactly why this happens... it could be that I have ultra wide 21:9 monitors (2560x1080)... but I bet it's because my windows resolution settings under Display > Scale and layout > "Change the size of text, apps and other items" is set to 125% as 100% everything is tiny!

If this still doesn't work, just head to your install directory and find config.txt in Data folder. Change <fullscreen data="1" /> from 1 to 0 and launch the game. You can then set it to fullscreen in-game. Not sure if it's an once and done solution but it works once for me and I haven't launched the game again since.

[BrigidKildare]

Wow thats a lot of words for...

Hold Alt and press Enter. The Windows shortcut key for switching between Fullscree and Windowed mode it will recenter the screen.

[TommyEV]

Publicado originalmente por Iggy Glaurung:

Wow thats a lot of words for...

Hold Alt and press Enter. The Windows shortcut key for switching between Fullscree and Windowed mode it will recenter the screen.

Why do you necro this thread with something COMPLETELY unrelated? Yikes

[mrwolfgoode]

I just alt tabbed out and then back into it and the image oriented itself correctly

[Jondo22]

Solution which worked for me: go to Windows settings, then:
System>Display> reset scale and layout to 100%