Difference between revisions of "Star Wars: Republic Commando"

Mouse sensitivity in menus is bound with sensitivity in game. Because of that, navigating menus may become difficult, if a player sets high mouse sensitivity or has a high DPI mouse.

The mouse sensitivity may appear very high upon starting up the game, even if you have previously set the sensitivity to be lower in the options menu, and changing the sensitivity in-game may seem to have no effect. These two issues may be resolved by simply tabbing out of the game and re-entering.

Issues and fixes

Game crashes during loading level

Instructions

Error with Steam

Instructions

System requirements

Template:System Requirements

References

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 {{Fixbox/fix|Running a game in Widescreen resolution}}
 Republic Commando supports only 4:3 resolutions - in order to run a game in widescreen resolutions, you need to edit its configuration file. Before you start editing configuration file, make sure that game's settings are correctly. Afterwards, you won't be able to change settings from within the game.
-* Go to <code>%GAME DIRECTORY%\GameData\Save\</code> and open <code>system.ini</code> with a text editor.
+:1. Go to '''<GAME DIRECTORY>\GameData\Save\''' and open <code>system.ini</code> with a text editor.
-* Find (CTRL+F) a line <code>[WinDrv.WindowsClient]</code>. Few lines below it, you'll find lines:
+:2. Find (CTRL+F) a line <code>[WinDrv.WindowsClient]</code>. Few lines below it, you'll find lines:
-<code>WindowedViewportX=800<br />WindowedViewportY=600<br />FullscreenViewportX=800<br />FullscreenViewportY=600</code>
+<pre>WindowedViewportX=800
-* The values may vary depending on what was the resolution you were using when running the game. Edit these lines, by placing your resolution for example (1920x1080):
+WindowedViewportY=600
-<code>WindowedViewportX=1920<br />WindowedViewportY=1080<br />FullscreenViewportX=1920<br />FullscreenViewportY=1080</code>
+FullscreenViewportX=800
-* Save a file.
+FullscreenViewportY=600</pre>
-* After that, right click on it, go to properties and set it as "Read only".
+:3. The values may vary depending on what was the resolution you were using when running the game. Edit these lines, by placing your resolution for example (1920x1080):
+<pre>WindowedViewportX=1920
+WindowedViewportY=1080
+FullscreenViewportX=1920
+FullscreenViewportY=1080</pre>
+:4. Save a file.
+:5. After that, right click on it, go to properties and set it as "Read only".
 {{ii}} While this method makes the game run in widescreen resolutions, the FOV still remains on values for 4:3 screens. HUD also is getting stretched.