LearninToBuild
Limp Gawd
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- Jun 14, 2009
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Any Swat 4 players here?
I'm trying to force a resolution of 1440x900. The "Widescreen Gaming Wiki" suggests editing the Swat4.ini file.
Swat 4.ini lines (On Windows 7, .ini is hidden in ~/appdata/virtualstore/sierra)
This doesn't work on Windows 7. I've even saved the .ini as a read-only file to no avail. Sierra has such poor legacy support, it's ridiculous, though I suppose they get a pass for a 2005 game.
Does anyone running Windows 7 use a custom res? I play on 1600x1200 because it looks the best for my graphics card, but the bottom of the round clock is cut off. Even if I got a better monitor, unless it was exactly 1600x1200, it wouldn't look good.
I wanted to run Swat on a 27'' monitor, but 1600x1200 would be stretched awfully. I read a post on another site saying that you can edit the .ini file to support 'windowed mode' to prevent the contrast ratio stretching, but who knows if that would work.
I'm trying to force a resolution of 1440x900. The "Widescreen Gaming Wiki" suggests editing the Swat4.ini file.
Swat 4.ini lines (On Windows 7, .ini is hidden in ~/appdata/virtualstore/sierra)
FullscreenViewportX=xxx
FullscreenViewportY=xxx
This doesn't work on Windows 7. I've even saved the .ini as a read-only file to no avail. Sierra has such poor legacy support, it's ridiculous, though I suppose they get a pass for a 2005 game.
Does anyone running Windows 7 use a custom res? I play on 1600x1200 because it looks the best for my graphics card, but the bottom of the round clock is cut off. Even if I got a better monitor, unless it was exactly 1600x1200, it wouldn't look good.
I wanted to run Swat on a 27'' monitor, but 1600x1200 would be stretched awfully. I read a post on another site saying that you can edit the .ini file to support 'windowed mode' to prevent the contrast ratio stretching, but who knows if that would work.