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Like my topic title asks...
Are there any High Resolution Mods for Darkstone?
Yeah, I would like to know how to use higher resolutions too. I'm trying to figure out how to get windowed-mode to work in a resolution higher than 640x480.
Can't help with higher resolution (looks like impossible), but for windowed mode try this - https://secure.gog.com/forum/darkstone/a_way_to_run_this_in_windowed_mode
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triock: Can't help with higher resolution (looks like impossible), but for windowed mode try this - https://secure.gog.com/forum/darkstone/a_way_to_run_this_in_windowed_mode
Yeah I tried the " -32bit -window" command, but it only creates a really small 640x480 window. Is there a mod to scale this window or make it bigger?
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IronArcturus: Yeah I tried the " -32bit -window" command, but it only creates a really small 640x480 window. Is there a mod to scale this window or make it bigger?
AFAIK no. :/
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IronArcturus: Yeah I tried the " -32bit -window" command, but it only creates a really small 640x480 window. Is there a mod to scale this window or make it bigger?
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triock: AFAIK no. :/
I also tried some fullscreen mods, but unfortunately the toolbar at the bottom gets all distorted. I guess there's no real way to make the screen bigger. It's a shame since it looked like an interesting game.
Have a look here: WSGF Forum

http://www.wsgf.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=25669

Custom "modified" darkstone.exe from Jackfuste

for 1920x1080, 1360x768, 1280x720, and 4:3 1280x1024.

I trsted only 1920x1080 worked, on my little nvidia gt630, and besides the depth/z-order problems on my AMD 7970.


Edit: sry only after having posted, i noticed that someone already wrote the exact same thing in another thread...
Post edited September 24, 2014 by schuubars
That inventory bug would annoy me greatly. I also want the code changes to be made open source rather than just be a modified exe file. There's no telling what potentially malicious code resides in a modified exe, so if the changes were made public in a step-by-step format, I could simply make the changes myself.
These particular EXEs are free of any malicious code: there are only 16 bytes changed (addresses are valid for 1.05 Darkstone.exe):
005e03h-005e04h, 00b3a2h-00b3a3h, 00b464h-00b465h and 06e86ah-06e86bh: X-resolution (2 bytes, big endian), eg. for 1920 it would be 80h 07h;
005e0bh-005e0ch, 00b392h-00b393h, 00b45ah-00b45bh and 06e865h-06e866h: Y-resolution, eg. for 1200 it would be b0h 04h.

Actually, there's much more info at WSGF: http://www.wsgf.org/dr/darkstone/en (patched EXEs for 1280x720, 1280x1024, 1360x768, 1680x1050, 1920x1080, 2560x1080, 3440x1440, 4800x900, 5760x1080 included).
Post edited November 06, 2018 by GGLapkizzz