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*#Right click on spring.exe. Click properties in the menu. | *#Right click on spring.exe. Click properties in the menu. | ||
*#In the menu that opens go to the comparability tab at the top. Click "Change High DPI settings". | *#In the menu that opens go to the comparability tab at the top. Click "Change High DPI settings". | ||
| + | *#Check the override check box at the bottom. Select "application" from the drop-down. | ||
| + | *#*Zerok does not have scaling, so telling windows to let zerok scale turns it off effectively. | ||
Revision as of 19:07, 12 October 2018
Zero-k runs quite well on a 4k screen, but there are a few quirks.
Tips for running Zero-k on a 4k screen
Windows 10 Tips
- Disable all scaling done by windows.
- Run zerok.
- Alt-Tab out of the game.
- Open control panel(crtl-shift-esc).
- Right click on spring.exe. Click properties in the menu.
- In the menu that opens go to the comparability tab at the top. Click "Change High DPI settings".
- Check the override check box at the bottom. Select "application" from the drop-down.
- Zerok does not have scaling, so telling windows to let zerok scale turns it off effectively.
