Life is Feudal Official Forum

[Bolero3232]

I switched the resolution to a bad setting, now the Apply button is off screen. How can I reset my resolution?

[Goodlion]

Go to your computer, under your C drive find your program files folder, go to steam, then steamapps, then common, then life is feudal, then data, then you should see a code file called "prefs.cs". Open it, and you should see a bunch of confusing code. Go down to where it says something like:


$pref::Video::mode = "1600 900 true 32 60 0";

the 1600 and the 900 is the resolution you have it set to. I just copied and pasted my resolution code, so yours should say something different, like maybe "300 200 etc...", depending on what you changed your resolution to.

You should be able to tell your computer's normal resolution from your graphics card software, if you don't already know what it is.

If you aren't sure about your computer's resolution, go to your start menu and go to your control panel. From there, go to hardware and sound. You should find something that says "Device Manager". Click that, then click "Display Adapters". You should see something like NVIDEA or Intel under that, which will indicate what graphics card you're using. From there, go to your start menu again and find your graphics card program. It'll pull up a menu which will include basic settings. Don't mess with any of them, or it might mess up your computer. Just look at what your current resolution is, then change those numbers in the code above to that.

Once you've changed the code, save the file, exit, and try running your program again.

Hope this helps!

I hope the devs are at least fixing this fuzzy graphics bug I'm having, since they are evidently too busy to solve people's problems in the forum...

[Mathew]

i did that and it will not open the file

[A_Typical_Noob]

Just hit Alt + Enter to put the game into windowed mode. Then drag the top and bottom of the window out so you can see the resolution selection and the apply button. Change and apply.

[Darius]

i did that and it will not open the file

It's a normal text based file, it might just be that your computer didn't recognise it as such.

Right click the file and open with your notepad.

[Falkthorn]

$pref::Video::mode = "1600 900 true 32 60 0";

Thanks

[Batlleaxe_666]

Thank you!!