It seems that you're using an outdated browser. Some things may not work as they should (or don't work at all).
We suggest you upgrade newer and better browser like: Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer or Opera

×
Community
Total Overdose: A Gunslinger's Tale in Mexicoinput not supported (11 posts)solved(11 posts)solved
(11 posts)solved
Pages:
1
This is my favourite topic
Posted July 11, 2015
Hi everyone

I downloaded this game yesterday,installed but whenever I start the game my monitor displays input not supported. I'm guessing it can't display the games default resolution for some reason. Does anyone know if there is a way to change the resolution outside of the game like you can do on steam? Also please explain it like your talking to an idiot my understanding of computer lingo is limited. Thanks in advance !
This question / problem has been solved by pds41image
Posted July 13, 2015
avatar
platty20: Hi everyone

I downloaded this game yesterday,installed but whenever I start the game my monitor displays input not supported. I'm guessing it can't display the games default resolution for some reason. Does anyone know if there is a way to change the resolution outside of the game like you can do on steam? Also please explain it like your talking to an idiot my understanding of computer lingo is limited. Thanks in advance !
What resolution is your monitor running at by default?

What video card does your computer have?
Posted July 13, 2015
avatar
platty20: Hi everyone

I downloaded this game yesterday,installed but whenever I start the game my monitor displays input not supported. I'm guessing it can't display the games default resolution for some reason. Does anyone know if there is a way to change the resolution outside of the game like you can do on steam? Also please explain it like your talking to an idiot my understanding of computer lingo is limited. Thanks in advance !
avatar
pds41: What resolution is your monitor running at by default?

What video card does your computer have?
Monitor is 1680 x 1050

video card is an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260

Thanks for the reply!
Posted July 20, 2015
avatar
pds41: What resolution is your monitor running at by default?

What video card does your computer have?
avatar
platty20: Monitor is 1680 x 1050

video card is an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260

Thanks for the reply!
Struggling a bit on this one. Downloaded it at the weekend, but as you say, can't see a way to change the res before you get into the game. Can't see an obvious .ini either.

It defaults to 800x600; can you reduce your screen resolution before launching the game and see if that works. Or - try compatibility modes.
Posted July 23, 2015
avatar
platty20: Monitor is 1680 x 1050

video card is an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260

Thanks for the reply!
avatar
pds41: Struggling a bit on this one. Downloaded it at the weekend, but as you say, can't see a way to change the res before you get into the game. Can't see an obvious .ini either.

It defaults to 800x600; can you reduce your screen resolution before launching the game and see if that works. Or - try compatibility modes.
Tried both neither work :( appreciate the reply though, might have to give up on this one.
Posted July 25, 2015
avatar
pds41: Struggling a bit on this one. Downloaded it at the weekend, but as you say, can't see a way to change the res before you get into the game. Can't see an obvious .ini either.

It defaults to 800x600; can you reduce your screen resolution before launching the game and see if that works. Or - try compatibility modes.
avatar
platty20: Tried both neither work :( appreciate the reply though, might have to give up on this one.
I'm running out of ideas.

There is one thing that *might* work - it involves setting the resolution in the registry for Total Overdose. Making modifications to the registry manually is something that you do at your own risk as you can change settings in there that will break Windows.

We are just going to try to change the Total Overdose resolution.

Go to start, then type in Regedit

If the UAC prompt appears, give it permission to make changes.

Navigate on the left pane to

hkey_curent_user --> software --> eidos --> total overdose

You will see in the right pane three items:
- Default
- XRes
- YRes

Double click on XRes and select Base Decimal - then type in your desired X axis resolution.
Do the same for YRes, select Base Decimal and type in your desired screen height.

Exit regedit.

Run total overdose and see if it works.

It's not easy for me to try this as I'm running on a 1280x1024 screen, which works as standard.
Posted July 25, 2015
avatar
platty20: Tried both neither work :( appreciate the reply though, might have to give up on this one.
avatar
pds41: I'm running out of ideas.

There is one thing that *might* work - it involves setting the resolution in the registry for Total Overdose. Making modifications to the registry manually is something that you do at your own risk as you can change settings in there that will break Windows.

We are just going to try to change the Total Overdose resolution.

Go to start, then type in Regedit

If the UAC prompt appears, give it permission to make changes.

Navigate on the left pane to

hkey_curent_user --> software --> eidos --> total overdose

You will see in the right pane three items:
- Default
- XRes
- YRes

Double click on XRes and select Base Decimal - then type in your desired X axis resolution.
Do the same for YRes, select Base Decimal and type in your desired screen height.

Exit regedit.

Run total overdose and see if it works.

It's not easy for me to try this as I'm running on a 1280x1024 screen, which works as standard.
Damn I don't fancy messing around in there, i'l probably break my computer haha. Again appreciate the reply.
Posted July 25, 2015
avatar
platty20: Damn I don't fancy messing around in there, i'l probably break my computer haha. Again appreciate the reply.
No worries.

Have you tried GoG support - they're usually quite good at fixing things (eventually - once they get through their backlog of queries)
Posted July 26, 2015
avatar
platty20: Damn I don't fancy messing around in there, i'l probably break my computer haha. Again appreciate the reply.
avatar
pds41: No worries.

Have you tried GoG support - they're usually quite good at fixing things (eventually - once they get through their backlog of queries)
will try it now thanks very much
Posted November 02, 2015
avatar
pds41: No worries.

Have you tried GoG support - they're usually quite good at fixing things (eventually - once they get through their backlog of queries)
avatar
platty20: will try it now thanks very much
Just came across this site on the web - have you tried this patch?

http://thirteenag.github.io/wfp#tod
Posted November 04, 2015
avatar
platty20: will try it now thanks very much
avatar
pds41: Just came across this site on the web - have you tried this patch?

http://thirteenag.github.io/wfp#tod
Yes!! works perfectly, thanks very much dude :)
Pages:
1
This is my favourite topic
Community
Total Overdose: A Gunslinger's Tale in Mexicoinput not supported (11 posts)solved(11 posts)solved
(11 posts)solved