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The Dark Mod supports a wide list of resolutions settable via the menu, as well as some odd resolutions you might want to use.
The Dark Mod supports a wide list of resolutions settable via the menu, as well as some odd resolutions you might want to use.


'''Note:''' Windows 7 and newer have DPI scaling technologies which are known to interfere with OpenGL resolution management.
<br>'''See [[FAQ#Graphics_and_Drivers |Graphics and Drivers]] for further details.'''




Note: Windows 7 and newer have DPI scaling technologies which are known to interfere with OpenGL resolution management.
<br>See [[FAQ#Graphics_and_Drivers |Graphics and Drivers]] for further details.


== How to set custom resolutions ==
== How to set custom resolutions ==


If the choices in the menu are not enough, then you can set any resolution via the DoomConfig.cfg file, too. Use the following:
If the choices in the menu are not enough, then you can set any resolution via the Darkmod.cfg file, too. Use the following:


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=== r_fovRatio ===
=== r_fovRatio ===


From v1.06 onwards you can also set a custom aspect ratios, simply set '''r_fovRatio''' to a value > 0, and ''r_aspectRatio'' will be ignored, and the aspect ratio will be '''r_fovRatio : 1'''. The following for instance sets up the resolution '''3120 x 1050''' with a ratio of '''2.97 : 1''':
From v1.06 onwards you can also set a custom aspect ratios, <br>simply set '''r_fovRatio''' to a value > 0,<br> and ''r_aspectRatio'' will be ignored,<br> and the aspect ratio will be '''r_fovRatio : 1'''. <br>The following for instance sets up the resolution '''3120 x 1050''' with a ratio of '''2.97 : 1''':


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{{infobox|Note: The menu and any other GUI will still cover the entire screen and thus be stretched to whatever dimensions your display has.}}
{{infobox|Note: The menu and any other GUI will still cover the entire screen and thus be stretched to whatever dimensions your display has.}}


== List of resolutions ==
== List of resolutions ==

Latest revision as of 14:39, 13 August 2017

The Dark Mod supports a wide list of resolutions settable via the menu, as well as some odd resolutions you might want to use.


Note: Windows 7 and newer have DPI scaling technologies which are known to interfere with OpenGL resolution management.
See Graphics and Drivers for further details.


How to set custom resolutions

If the choices in the menu are not enough, then you can set any resolution via the Darkmod.cfg file, too. Use the following:

seta r_customHeight "Y"
seta r_customWidth "X"
seta r_fullscreen "1"
seta r_mode "-1"
seta r_aspectRatio "R"

where Y = height in pixel, X = width in pixel, and R can be one of the following:

Value Name Remarks
0 4:3 Default from D3
1 16:9 Widescreen
2 16:10 Widescreen
3 5:4 TDM v1.06
4 16:9 TV TDM v1.06, special modes for TV screens


r_fovRatio

From v1.06 onwards you can also set a custom aspect ratios,
simply set r_fovRatio to a value > 0,
and r_aspectRatio will be ignored,
and the aspect ratio will be r_fovRatio : 1.
The following for instance sets up the resolution 3120 x 1050 with a ratio of 2.97 : 1:

seta r_customHeight "1050"
seta r_customWidth "3120"
seta r_fullscreen "1"
seta r_mode "-1"
seta r_aspectRatio "0"      // ignored
seta r_fovRatio "2.971"
Note: The menu and any other GUI will still cover the entire screen and thus be stretched to whatever dimensions your display has.

List of resolutions

This table lists only some of the possible non-standard resolutions, entries in red are not accessible via the menu (see above on how to use them):


Size Aspect ratio Usage Remarks TDM
1600 x 900 16:9 3.98% v1.06
1360 x 768 16:9 TV 1.31% v1.06
1280 x 1024 5:4 13.54% v1.06
1800 x 1440 5:4 v1.06
2560 x 2048 5:4 v1.06
1280 x 920 n/a 1.1% n/a
2304 x 1024 2.25 : 1 1.34% multi-monitor n/a
2464 x 900 2.74 : 1 1.34% multi-monitor n/a
2560 x 1024 2.5 : 1 5.07% multi-monitor n/a
2704 x 1050 2.57 : 1 1.83% multi-monitor n/a
2720 x 1024 2.65 : 1 1.37% multi-monitor n/a
2880 x 900 3.2 : 1 1.51% multi-monitor n/a
2880 x 1200 2.4 : 1 0.62% multi-monitor n/a
2944 x 1080 2.72 : 1 1.42% multi-monitor n/a
2950 x 1050 2.81 : 1 8.25% multi-monitor n/a
3040 x 1050 2.90 : 1 0.94% multi-monitor n/a
3120 x 1050 2.97 : 1 1.59% multi-monitor n/a
3200 x 1080 2.96 : 1 9.68% multi-monitor n/a
3200 x 1200 2.67 : 1 4.08% multi-monitor n/a
3200 x 1200 2.67 : 1 4.08% multi-monitor n/a
3280 x 2048 16:10 n/a single-monitor medical screens v1.06
3360 x 1050 3.2 : 1 6.56% multi-monitor n/a
3360 x 1080 3.11 : 1 2.91% multi-monitor n/a
3360 x 1200 2.8 : 1 0.72% multi-monitor n/a
3360 x 1680 2 : 1 n/a multi-monitor n/a
3360 x 2100 16:10 0.80% multi-monitor v1.06
3520 x 1200 2.93 : 1 1.32% multi-monitor n/a
3600 x 1080 3.33 : 1 8.13% multi-monitor n/a
3600 x 1200 3 : 1 2.24% multi-monitor n/a
3840 x 800 3.5 : 1 7.55% multi-monitor (3x1) 2.0/2.01
3840 x 960 3.5 : 1 7.55% multi-monitor (3x1) 2.0/2.01
3840 x 1024 3.5 : 1 7.55% multi-monitor (3x1) 2.0/2.01
3840 x 1200 2.81 : 1 4.45% multi-monitor n/a
3840 x 2160 16:9 0.74% multi-monitor v1.06
3840 x 2400 16:10 1.23% multi-monitor v1.06
4320 x 900 4.8 : 1 TDM forum report multi-monitor (3x1) n/a
4200 x 1050 4.8 : 1 TDM forum report multi-monitor (3x1) 2.0/2.01
4800 x 1024 4.8 : 1 TDM forum report multi-monitor (3x1) 2.0/2.01
5040 x 1050 4.91 : 1 TDM forum report multi-monitor (3x1) 2.0/2.01
5160 x 1050 4.91 : 1 TDM forum report multi-monitor (3x1) 2.0/2.01
5760 x 1200 4.8 : 1 TDM forum report multi-monitor (3x1) na

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