Ask the Experts / RCT Display Resolution Hacking

it is infact game.cfg

All i can see is that it changed the last line of bytes
from

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 00 00 05 C0 03 01

to

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 06 00 00 05 00 04 01

it also changed one number right at the top

well the last 5 bytes you need to have.
then you can forget about the last one so that leaves 4 bytes.
in the first case
0005C003
see the thing above to see how to change it.

can someone help me do this? all these numbers confuse the fuck out of me... maybe a video tutorial? my native resolution is 1360x768...

I agree with SSSammy, I've been attempting to do this for a while now but I'm never able to find the strings. A walk through would be really nice.

Update on this. Apparently it's possible to increase the resolution even further when playing in windowed mode: https://www.youtube....h?v=nmeILc26TfE

I cant find the lines in hex editor? any help ?

I had trouble finding them at first too, make sure you have "Hex String" selected instead of "Ascii string" (assuming you're using Winhack). I think there was something else I had to do, but I don't remember so this may not be too helpful. That found the string (if I remember correctly), but the hack still didn't work for me. 

Sorry, I don't have time to provide a more elaborate guide. I did it again only a few weeks ago though and had no problems?

 

What csw said is true. I ran into that myself a couple of times.

Man that vid just reminds me of how nice the RCT1 scenarios are compared to those in RCT2......

thats crazy awesome.

Some info I found on available full screen resolutions in LL:

 

- Height cannot go above 1024.

- Both width and height must be divisible by 4.

Some info I found on available full screen resolutions in LL:

 

- Height cannot go above 1024.

- Both width and height must be divisible by 4.

 

Just curious. if you aren't running a laptop, try disabling your GPU and see what the max resolution of your onboard grafics are. I think you will find those are bound to the same limitations as ll is. But this is a bit of a guess.