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MB Gold: Changing Default FOV
26 Aug 2019 00:30 #3
by blaster
Replied by blaster on topic MB Gold: Changing Default FOV
@MurhaajaFasaani
Yes, this does work. But my point is not to have to do this manually each time I load into a new level.
At my monitor's aspect ratio, the game feels too stretched...
Yes, this does work. But my point is not to have to do this manually each time I load into a new level.
At my monitor's aspect ratio, the game feels too stretched...
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26 Aug 2019 23:48 #6
by blaster
Replied by blaster on topic MB Gold: Changing Default FOV
@whirligig
It was worth a try. I gave it a shot, but was not successful.
@HiGuy
I edited playGui.cs, but either it doesn't work or my syntax was incorrect. To be sure, I'm including a screenshot of my edit to that file. If you can help me troubleshoot, I'm sure we are close to a solution.
(Side note: Oddly enough, my .cs files are scattered between the game's AppData and Program Files locations. My prefs.cs file is under AppData, but there were only DSO files in marble/client/scripts, then I realized I could find it over in Program Files.)
It was worth a try. I gave it a shot, but was not successful.
@HiGuy
I edited playGui.cs, but either it doesn't work or my syntax was incorrect. To be sure, I'm including a screenshot of my edit to that file. If you can help me troubleshoot, I'm sure we are close to a solution.
(Side note: Oddly enough, my .cs files are scattered between the game's AppData and Program Files locations. My prefs.cs file is under AppData, but there were only DSO files in marble/client/scripts, then I realized I could find it over in Program Files.)
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27 Aug 2019 02:37 #8
by blaster
Replied by blaster on topic MB Gold: Changing Default FOV
That worked! Now I can relive some childhood nostalgia in full UHD glory. Thank you for saving the day, HiGuy. Your solution is elegant because we don't even have to find out where the fov parameter is being altered, as we're simply overriding it. Cool.
Just to confirm for anyone else who might need this, the solution is to add setfov(); to the function PlayGui::onWake within the following cs file:Example:
Thanks for the input everybody.
Just to confirm for anyone else who might need this, the solution is to add setfov(); to the function PlayGui::onWake within the following cs file:
Program Files (x86)\Marble Blast Gold\marble\client\scripts\playgui.cs
Thanks for the input everybody.
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