[Amarok]

I have put some 2048x2048 texture screenshots using 1280x1024 and 1680x1050 (widescreen) modes on my blog if you'd like to see them:

http://serenityeu.wordpress.com/2007...-screen-shots/

Ama

[Jorginus]

I'd like to use 1808x1012. What values would I have to change?

[Kafeen]

Originally Posted by Jorginus

I'd like to use 1808x1012. What values would I have to change?

Odd size, I'm not sure I'd work but it would be 710 and 3F4.

Easy way to find the sizes you need to enter. Open calculator in windows, set it to scientific mode. Make sure "Dec" is selected, input the size you want, change to "Hex".

[Arctic Wolf]

Originally Posted by Devryn

CRT Monitors, even cheap ones, will always provide better image quality. ALWAYS. Any real gamer knows this.

*ahem* *Glasses on*
The following are types of VDU's. (Video Display Unit, aka Monitor)
CRT(Cathode Ray Tube) is the same as in TV's.
LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) have Thin Film Transistors (aka TFT)
Plasma.
TFT monitors are common more expensive as CRT monitors. They use less electricity, and therefor produce less heat. They don't produce radiation(TCO99). They are smaller(thinner), and better for usage on small desks. Their low weight and size does make them more easy to steal. Con's of a TFT screen is their low light producement, and their relative low screen refreshing speed. Most users won't be bothered by it, but in an action game it's a con.
Plasma screens are very pretty, have a high light producement but are also very expensive. Plasma video is created by millions of small crystals in a film. By twisting slowly, they produce different colors with the light.

[John Doe III]

Not technically, I prefer LCD and have one compared to my old CRT (which sucked). Hey Amarok, tried doing 1600x1200 with 2048x2048?

[Arctic Wolf]

Originally Posted by John Doe III

Not technically, I prefer LCD and have one compared to my old CRT (which sucked). Hey Amarok, tried doing 1600x1200 with 2048x2048?

Yeah, we want to see the pictures! My Computer would never allow me to try it out.

[Amarok]

Originally Posted by John Doe III

Not technically, I prefer LCD and have one compared to my old CRT (which sucked). Hey Amarok, tried doing 1600x1200 with 2048x2048?

I have tried it in the past (I run with an ATI 1800XT on a Dell 20" LCD which has native 1600x1200 res) and I found at that size the text panes started to get a bit too small.

Also I'm using a registered copy of Fraps to grab SS and take videos, and the latest version supports capturing realtime video at 1280x1020 because I have a dual core proc (normally the other proc is doing nothing during gameplay). So I find 1280x1024 is my favourite res to run, and is more than enough.

Saying that, if I get a moment I'll run it up at 1600x1200 to grab a few shots.

[Delson]

can you adjust higher than 2048x2048


*dont feel like going through 21 pages of posts x_x*

[DarkOrbz]

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[Vyren]

Uh, what would 1680 x 1050 be? ><; And also would a 2GBRAM 315(weird number I know)MB video card handle w/e it comes out as?

[Delson]

Originally Posted by Vyren

Uh, what would 1680 x 1050 be? ><; And also would a 2GBRAM 315(weird number I know)MB video card handle w/e it comes out as?

uh... what video card?

1680x1050 would be 690 and 41A

[Canadian]

I tried doing this, game still looks the same. Do you have to choose a 2048x2048 option like you did with 1024x1024 in the FFXI Config? My video card supports 2048x1536 while 22" LCD Widescreen HDTV monitor only does 1680x1050. Aside from editting the registry, I never selected a 2048x2048 background resolution. FFXI Config doesn't list anything higher than 1024x1024 and I have my in-game ratio set to 16:9.

[Zipper]

You have to edit the registry to set a background resolution to anything other than what is available in the FFXI Config program.

[Amarok]

Btw, as much as I like AA on most other games, I would advise not having it on for FFXI. Yep stick the res up to max, textures to 2048 etc, Anisotrophic filtering to max, but leave AA to none. Also make sure you have "always wait for refresh" otherwise you get horrible tearing.

If you have AA on all the fonts on the text get clipped and make the font look like something out of startrek (horrible pointy A's etc). Its a personal choice of course, but try both settings at least, IMO AA isn't needed at high res on a game with a lot of text on screen.

[Ninjitsu]

Put the calculators down guys.. Just open the key you want to change in your registry, click the decimal button (you can choose to enter the value in decimal or hex) and enter whatever you needed. The system will just store it as hex for you and show you what the decimal value is of the stored hex value.

In other words, you don't need to convert anything.