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Doom 3 custom resolution
Doom 3 custom resolution














You have to add a custom resolution to your pc's graphics menu before it'll show up in DOOM.ĭon't ♥♥♥♥ around with that unless you're sure you're not breaking.

#Doom 3 custom resolution how to#

I'm unable to figure out how to get a custom resolution, although changing the r_mode to a range between 0 (potato resolution) and 31 or something changes the preset.Ģ0 is 2: So, adding a custom fullscreen resolution is a bit more difficult. Deleted the wrong section of this comment. Just select Notepad, or any text editor of your choice, and open it with that.ĮDIT: Okay, turns out i was wrong. In a moment it goes back to the game screen. Sure the resolution is up and some important changes have been made to integrate VR but in many ways this still looks like a 17 year old game with a touch of polish. First and foremost, it’s important to know that this version of Doom 3 is not a full remaster. Start the game and the screen will initially go gray.that's normal. In case I didn’t make it clear, Doom VFR wasn’t great. txt or code file, so it won't show a notepad icon, making it (relatively) easy to miss.ĭouble clicking opens up a "open with" window. Put the file inside the 'base' directory of the game (default: C:Program FilesDoom3base) 6. But every month we have large bills and running. We dont have paywalls or sell mods - we never will. It is located in: "C:\Users\USERNAME\Saved Games\id Software\DOOM\base" A Doom 3 (DOOM3) Mod in the Single Player category, submitted by Dafama2k7. I have tried both launch options in Steam and editing config files - but no matter what the game lowers resolution to a max of 1080p. Don't around with that unless you're sure you're not breaking. I have added both custom resolutions in the Nvidia display options and can easily switch outside of the game - but they dont show up in game. You have to add a custom resolution to your pc's graphics menu before it'll show up in DOOM. The resolutions are located within the file "DOOMConfig.LOCAL" EDIT 2: So, adding a custom fullscreen resolution is a bit more difficult. Sorry for the resurrection post here, but solution for people who find this thread:














Doom 3 custom resolution