I like to run games in 1200p on my laptop display and have 100+ games set up for 1200p.
Now I just got a 720p 3d projector and it works great except I don't always game on the projector, sometimes I like to game on the go. It has become really a bother to always manually set the resolution back and forth.
Basically, for quick access to games, I set up a folder with all my executables linked up through shortcuts.
What I want to do is set up a folder called "stereo 3d games" with the same shortcuts, but that automatically set the games to 1280x720 instead of the regular resolution of 1920x1200.
I would prefer this to be done directly in the shortcut, but if for some games I need to set up a .bat I would do this too.
Here is a quick list of games I have off the top of my head: Crysis, Cod black ops, assassin's creed 2, Warcraft 3, Left 4 dead 2, Street Fighter 4, Lost planet 2, Battlefield bad company 2, Prototype, Fallout 3, Grand theft auto EoLC etc.
Let me know what you think is the best way I can achieve it and explain how to do it.
Thanks.
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I believe you need to type something after the file path in the short cut preceeded by a dash. Something along these lines but with proper commands:
"C://Program Files/Crysis/Crysis.exe" -SR1920x1200 -
that's not working for me, tested on Wc3: Frozen throne. -
I didn't mean that "-SR1920x1200" is the exact command to use. It isn't. I was just trying to point you in the right direction for figuring out how to do it. Try googling, "changing resolution with program shortcut" or something similar.
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Here is an example of a video setting key that I want altered between 1080p and 720p using a .reg file.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Blizzard Entertainment\Warcraft III\Video
1200p native Laptop display, 720p 3d Projector
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by andros_forever, Jan 12, 2011.