Frithjof Grude

I'm a software developer. If the game does Direct3D calls directly, then it's a matter of setting refreshrate to the monitor's refreshrate (can be enumerated with DXGI) and setting fullscreen to true. (Or windowed to false if Direct3D9). There might be problems on a multi-monitor setup though, so that requires extra fiddling with the window. Doing windowed fullscreen is easier to deal with for the developer than exclusive fullscreen, but it may reduce the performance of the game. Besides the obvious fact that you can't have a different resolution than your desktop.

Thanks, I'll try that next. After asking on discord I was pointed to the in-game command ".resolution" which is marked undocumented in the wiki. .resolution 1920 1080 This caused the game to occupy a quarter of my desktop. Not ideal. I had expected it to actually switch display resolution.

Self-growing trees could be a sweet server option. Perhaps even complete with frequency and seed distance.

So, I have a 4k monitor (3840x2160) and the game starts in that resolution (desktop resolution). I wonder if there is a way to change resolution, from within the game perhaps? I want to have the game run in FullHD (1920x1080). Do I have to change the desktop resolution before I start the game?

Disclaimer: This request isn't for me (I already bought the game), but might help others. Issue: My game key contained special characters. Specifically a slash ("/"). This effected that I couldn't just double-click on it to select it. I had to manually select it with the mouse, which is clunky. Besides just making it not that clear cut (if you're clueless) what is part of the key and what is not. Suggestion: I initially thought of using a different encoding than base64 but saw all sorts of issues arising from a game key encoding change. But perhaps it would be appropriate to enhance the characters of the key with a bigger/fatter font weight and maybe a different background color? Bright yellow? Anyhow, I'm about to jump into the game for the first time!