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* 1.0 = 100% The default size and resolution of your screen | * 1.0 = 100% The default size and resolution of your screen | ||
* The {{slashcommand|renderscale}} command changes the resolution of everything that is rendered in 3 dimensions by the graphics card. Conversely, it does not affect 2-dimensional objects rendered by the game such as the chat box or other User Interface (UI) elements. | * The {{slashcommand|renderscale}} command changes the resolution of everything that is rendered in 3 dimensions by the graphics card. Conversely, it does not affect 2-dimensional objects rendered by the game such as the chat box or other User Interface (UI) elements. | ||
* Use the {{slashcommand|userenderscale|1}} command first to enable 3D resolution scaling. | * Use the <code>{{slashcommand|userenderscale|1}}</code> command first to enable 3D resolution scaling. | ||
* This command alters the 3D Resolution Scaling slider in Options--> Graphics and Audio tab. | * This command alters the 3D Resolution Scaling slider in Options--> Graphics and Audio tab. | ||
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* {{slashcommand|renderscaley}} | * {{slashcommand|renderscaley}} | ||
* {{slashcommand|rendersize}} | * {{slashcommand|rendersize}} | ||
* {{slashcommand|disable2d}} | |||
Latest revision as of 22:52, 1 January 2024
Slash Command
/renderscale [0.01-2.0]
Changes the scale at which the 3D world is rendered relative to your screen size.
- /renderscale changes the image resolution of the game's 3D world based on a percentage of your display's size. For example, if you had a 1920x1080 screen size, /renderscale 0.5 would set the screen resolution to 50% of your screen's size or 690x540.
- 1.0 = 100% The default size and resolution of your screen
- The /renderscale command changes the resolution of everything that is rendered in 3 dimensions by the graphics card. Conversely, it does not affect 2-dimensional objects rendered by the game such as the chat box or other User Interface (UI) elements.
- Use the
/userenderscale 1command first to enable 3D resolution scaling. - This command alters the 3D Resolution Scaling slider in Options--> Graphics and Audio tab.
Command Line Parameter
The command can be made more or less permanent by running it automatically at log-in as a Command Line Parameter. For example,
-renderscale 0.5
Example
/renderscale 0.5
Also