planetside 2 screen out of range!

[Richo]

when planetside 2 is loaded the screen goes black and says out of range! what do i do :(

[DarkCrystalMethod]

Are you sure that message isn't coming from the monitor itself?
The game may be trying to send a very large image to a very small screen. Perhaps you accidently put the game into widescreen mode?
Anyway thats a general answer. I have no experience specifically with planetside 2. Check their official steam group and/or their website.

[Zoibee]

find useroptions.ini in PS2 installation folder and lower the resolution for FullscreenWidth and FullscreenHeight.

[D e v i l m a n]

I've the same problem. @Zoibee in the ini file UserOption there is nothing!

[Zoibee]

there's nothing at all in the ini file?

[D e v i l m a n]

Yes, is empty!

[Zoibee]

you may have to re-install the game and see if that helps. sounds like a corrupt/incomplete install.

[zCrazyb0y]

I have this problem too, how do you even find useroptions.ini?

[Zoibee]

Originally posted by zCrazytb0y:

I have this problem too, how do you even find useroptions.ini?

Steam\SteamApps\common\PlanetSide 2

[Kairos]

I have the Same Problem the useroptions.ini is empty and if I re.install the game is it empty.

And sry for my Bad english

[Sillwig]

just search for it once you get into the planet side folder. then change the options in that file to windowed mode and it will run in 1024 x 768 and you can change it in game from there

[Lucius Caesar]

My brother had this prolbem, just change the ini file to change your resolution.

[ChaosSeed]

Use Notepad++ to open the user options file... its the only real way to change the resolution in the user options file.

[ReViZuL]

Originally posted by Zoibee:

Originally posted by zCrazytb0y:

I have this problem too, how do you even find useroptions.ini?

Steam\SteamApps\common\PlanetSide 2

there is no useroption.ini file in the PS 2 folder

[JYckson]

i change the resolution and save it on the notebook file and it undos my changes

[Eligor]

If you have a nvidia card, use the nvdia geforce experience to manually set the graphics and resolutions.