Korvar
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Welcome to the game/forums! There is full support for widescreen up to about 3000 x 1500 or so (if I recall correctly) as of the latest official update (and latest unofficial releases). It's just a matter of configuration. You'll want to create a shortcut to the game's executable file (.exe) in the game directory if you want to play the official release or in the "Beta2" subdirectory if you have installed and want to play the latest unofficial release. As for the use of switches in the shortcut, you'll want to add them at the end of the quoted path in the "Target" field as shown below (with one space after the last quotation mark, then the switches): Keep in mind that the "dashes" are the minus sign and that all switches are case sensitive. For resolution configuration you'll want to use the -f OR -w switch (fullscreen or windowed) in addition to the -pxfxxxx and -pyfyyyy switches where the "xxxx" and "yyyy" represent the numerical resolution dimensions. The 'f' in 'pyf' / 'pxf' stands for 'forced' resolution - it is the preferred method of setting resolution. There is also a readme file in the game directory that explains most of the game's switches - but do not copy/paste directly from the .pdf file. It uses the wrong dash characters and they won't work. Go ahead and re-type them using the minus key (next to the plus key). Edit: For reference, here is the complete Target field in my shortcut: "C:\War in the Pacific Admiral's Edition\Beta2\War in the Pacific Admiral Edition.exe" -wd -pxf1920 -pyf1080 -archive -deepColor -multiaudio -dd_sw -altFont You'll most likely want to use the -dd_sw switch, as the game's interface can be slow without it (except in the newest version of Windows 10, ver 1709, the opposite seems to be true from initial reports). -altFont improves the readability of the game's font, and -deepColor improves the color depth. -archive is used for generating the files needed for the 3rd party utilities Combat Reporter / WitP Tracker / Intel Monkey. -multiaudio resolves a possible misalignment of audio with multi-core processors. The switches are a game of experimentation. Assuming you want to use 1920 x 1080 as your resolution, I think a good starting point for getting the graphics set up would be: -f -pxf1920 -pyf1080 -deepColor -dd_sw -altFont
< Message edited by Korvar -- 12/29/2017 8:09:59 PM >
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