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Slash Command

/renderscale [0.01-2.0]

Changes the scale at which the 3D world is rendered relative to your screen size.

1.0 = 100% The default size and resolution of your screen
Use the /userenderscale 1 command first to enable 3D resolution scaling.
This command alters the 3D Resolution Scaling slider in Options--> Graphics and Audio tab.

/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. Unlike the World Detail setting in Options, this command changes the entire screen not merely specific objects that are rendered by the game.

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

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	* 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.

	{{slashcommand\|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. Unlike the World Detail setting in Options, this command changes the entire screen not merely specific objects that are rendered by the ~~graphics card~~.		{{slashcommand\|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. Unlike the World Detail setting in Options, this command changes the entire screen not merely specific objects that are rendered by the game.