Problem with Multires

Elku

OK, so I've used Multires for quite a while now, I've made .bat to play a whole lot of game that switches requires 1024x768 and it always worked fine. The thing is, since I changed the resolution once with multires, I can't do it manually anymore, I always have to go through multires first. Now, this is getting stupid, I've download Bloodrayne 2 Demo to try it out. when the game booted, it asked for the resolution (mine being 800x600 already) I set it to 800x600. When the game booted, my monitor turned black, just like when you set the resolution too high and it won't work. It's been doing that for 2 or 3 games already. Anyway to fix this?

DudeBoyz

I found the best way for me to control things is directly edit the INI file.

Here is a copy of mine. It seems to do the trick. Hope it helps you too. Good luck.

[Refresh1]
Confirmation=0
32-2048x1536=75
32-1920x1440=75
32-1600x1200=75
32-1280x1024=75
32-1280x960=75
32-1152x864=75
32-1024x768=75
32-800x600=75
32-640x480=75
16-2048x1536=75
16-1920x1440=75
16-1280x1024=75
16-1280x960=75
16-1152x864=75
16-1024x768=75
16-800x600=75
16-640x480=75
[Options]
LimitModes=1
DisableOptions=1
Quiet=1
Lock=0
XP=1
[Inclusions]
2048x1536=1
1920x1440=1
1600x1200=1
1280x1024=1
1280x960=1
1152x864=1
1024x768=1
800x600=1
640x480=1

Elku

Thanks a lot for the help. After seeing your .ini, and comparing to mine, I saw that some functions were not there, and my version was outdated. (Current is 1.58, I had 1.48). It's completely fixed and it works.

DudeBoyz

Awesome, man!

I made mine from scratch after reading the detailed stuff on their site.

I freakin' LOVE that it's not in the registry but instead is in an industry standard text file that's isolated and easy to edit.

Happy res changin'!