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  1. Babyboomer59
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    Ok yes this is a work around by changing your desktop from 4k to 2k but why would I want to play a game  in 2k apposed to 4k? I see no point in this.
  2. snowjester1
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    Omg, someone made this. Amazing how much modders quickly realize what gives the most fps gains. Looks like some issues but I'm definitely running the lowest res to hit 30 fps at desktop then boot the game. Going to check this out later after reinstall Starfield (process). Thank you!
  3. SupraMayro33
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    Sorry, but I don't know about these scripts at all. I was able to correctly set the script to make the resolution change on my second screen but, once it changes the resolution, almost immediately afterwards the script to close the game starts. Between changing the resolution and resetting to the original resolution, the game does not open, or if it opens, it closes right after. Why does this happen? What should I change in the script to give it more time for the executable to open? Thank you
    1. SupraMayro33
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      I figured it out: I had to lower PauseTime
  4. guerillaengineer
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    Love ya bud, thanks for the script.

    I have 3 monitors and had to edit the amount of times tab was hit to 19*
    1. VTBlade
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      Lol that's a lot of tabs... I'll edit that too into a variable thanks, and probably move all the variables to the very start of the script

      Thanks for the feedback 😃
  5. Gweeek
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    Had to edit the Vbs a bit for it to work for me since I have a multi monitor setup.
    Had to modify the Tab presses, for me it was WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB 22}{ENTER}", you have to run ms-settings:display and press tab until you reach the display resolution, then I also had to modify line 78 to reference location of my executable.
    Return = WshShell.Run("""E:\Steam\steamapps\common\Starfield\Starfield.exe""", 1, true)
    1. VTBlade
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      Thanks bud... interesting, so it worked for you directly opening starfield.exe ? ...

      Mine opened and immediately closed, which is why I added the shortcut, so that I could define the "open in" path... that resolved the issue for me... although I am wondering if it's because I had the vbs on desktop when testing, and putting it in the same folder also resolved my issue 🤷‍♂️

      Cheers for the feedback 👍 and I'm glad you were able to get it working even with triple monitor 😁