Hi,
We are having an issue when packaging out game, whenever we build a windows .exe out from the engine it runs windowed at a weird, non-native, resolution. I’ve been digging around and can’t seem to solve this issue.
We have tried using the quick settings==> scalability to set the resolution as well as editing the GameUserSettings.ini under saved ==> config ==> windows.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey JPreston -
Thank you for your report. I will begin investigation into this issue as soon as possible.
To begin to work with you on this issue can you let me know what your project’s native, or intended, resolution is and if you could be upload your cook logs as well, they should be in [Created Folder][Project Name]\WindowsNoEdit\Saved\Logs.
Thank you.
Eric Ketchum
The game is intended to be run at 1920x1080 at fullscreen.
I think I’ve found the logs you need and I’ve attached them.
J
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Hey JPreston -
After a talk with one of our engineers, I have an *.ini for you to try you will need to download and change the Resolution in it, remove the .txt extension, and place it in your Game\Config directory. You will need to repackage to get it to register though.
Thank You
Eric Ketchum
Hey Eric,
I think you may have forgotten to attach the download link.
Works wonderfully for getting the correct resolution, only remaining issue is setting the game to fullscreen rather than windowed mode.
Add the line:
FullscreenMode=2
I believe, if not then 1. Also in case you need the VSync option is:
bUseVSync=False
Thank You
Eric Ketchum
Thank you very much, it was Fullscreen mode 1, but otherwise everything now works perfectly!
Hi Alfie -
Almost any console variable can be set in one of the Engine INI files, a good place to start for the Graphics settings would be here, Scalability Reference | Unreal Engine Documentation
but you can also do a dumpconsolecommand in the Output window and then typing the console command followed by a ? will give you a brief description of how to set the console commands.
Thank You
Eric Ketchum