Game resolution is locked (720p)

[MaLDo]

You can change resolution of UI and menus, but game resolution is locked. And is a low resolution, 1280x720.


Proof

720p screenshot
http://abload.de/img/game2015-11-2622-37-0lqri5.jpg

1080p screenshot
http://abload.de/img/game2015-11-2622-37-4tkril.jpg

[MaLDo]

Originally posted by J3SteR727:

screenshot of the white boxes. Im on a Radeon 5500xt if that matters. thanks
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2368804303

Hi, I don't have that problem so I can't not find the cause.

Please, download dgVoodoo2, run as standalone and add your Strania Folder. This way you can edit the config file I uploaded (that was created with dgVoodoo2). Maybe tweaking the available options you will find a workaround. After editing the file you can delete dgVoodoo2 if you don't want aplications in your computer.

[J3SteR727]

Originally posted by MaLDo:

Originally posted by J3SteR727:

screenshot of the white boxes. Im on a Radeon 5500xt if that matters. thanks
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2368804303

Hi, I don't have that problem so I can't not find the cause.

Please, download dgVoodoo2, run as standalone and add your Strania Folder. This way you can edit the config file I uploaded (that was created with dgVoodoo2). Maybe tweaking the available options you will find a workaround. After editing the file you can delete dgVoodoo2 if you don't want aplications in your computer.

ok sounds good. thanks for all the help.

[J3SteR727]

Got it working! Had to change directx output to d3d12_fl11_0 in dgvoodoo.

Thank you!

[MaLDo]

Originally posted by J3SteR727:

Got it working! Had to change directx output to d3d12_fl11_0 in dgvoodoo.

Thank you!

Fantastic

[MaLDo]

Originally posted by ＫＥＬＡ４２０:

B b bbuut the resolution is locked to 720p, i was right

The game renderer is obviously locked to 720p, that's why we need to inject a DX9 wrapper to force a new resolution.

But you're so lost you don't even know what I'm talking about. Return to the cave.

[MaLDo]

Originally posted by ＫＥＬＡ４２０:

which one looks sharper https://imgur.com/a/v3rNt left or right?:lunar2019laughingpig:

You are confusing resolution with sharpness, and in this case, the difference is because rendered resolution is different than final resolution.

In your example, both original images are rendered at 720p but one is scaled to 1080p by aproximation (integer scaling) and the other with bilinear filtering. Using bilinear scaling will blur the final result and then you can lose details even using the same resolution.

I can show you how a real highres rendered image from this game (the two on the right):

https://i.imgur.com/yQEwq2J.jpg

But you can only achieve this result with a wrapper (it means you're modding the game over its original limits). So yes, you were wrong before, you're wrong now and you'll be wrong forever because you're not able to learn basics about this topic.

[EKAY!]

Originally posted by MaLDo:

Originally posted by ＫＥＬＡ４２０:

which one looks sharper https://imgur.com/a/v3rNt left or right?:lunar2019laughingpig:

You are confusing resolution with sharpness, and in this case, the difference is because rendered resolution is different than final resolution.

In your example, both original images are rendered at 720p but one is scaled to 1080p by aproximation (integer scaling) and the other with bilinear filtering. Using bilinear scaling will blur the final result and then you can lose details even using the same resolution.

I can show you how a real highres rendered image from this game (the two on the right):

https://i.imgur.com/yQEwq2J.jpg

But you can only achieve this result with a wrapper (it means you're modding the game over its original limits). So yes, you were wrong before, you're wrong now and you'll be wrong forever because you're not able to learn basics about this topic.

I was just reading this whole thread and i am shocked and impressed you argued with that mouth breather for so long..lmao.