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Helldoran
Join Date: 2012-12-28 Member: 176556Members
<div class="IPBDescription">Require Graphics Config Location</div>After playing NS2 for about 50 minutes, I tried to change a few graphics settings in game. This caused me to crash, and when I tried to launch the game again I immediately crashed to desktop. Reinstalling didn't help
Judging by the log, I assume it was me fiddling with the resolution of the game that caused me to crash, and if someone pointed me in the direction of the config file that saved what resolution I use on startup that would be appreciated, and I think it would fix the problem
Log:
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Build 235
Steam initialized
Render Device: AMD Radeon HD 6800 Series (8.17.10.1077)
Error: IDirect3DDevice9::Reset to 1600x1200 failed (Invalid call)
Error: Attempted to load remote options from a file that does not exist.
Judging by the log, I assume it was me fiddling with the resolution of the game that caused me to crash, and if someone pointed me in the direction of the config file that saved what resolution I use on startup that would be appreciated, and I think it would fix the problem
Log:
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Build 235
Steam initialized
Render Device: AMD Radeon HD 6800 Series (8.17.10.1077)
Error: IDirect3DDevice9::Reset to 1600x1200 failed (Invalid call)
Error: Attempted to load remote options from a file that does not exist.
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%appdata%\Natural Selection 2
On a side note... Have a look at this folder (steam cloud folder), to see if there is an options.xml file
\Steam\userdata\yourSteamID\4920\remote
%appdata%\Natural Selection 2
On a side note... Have a look at this folder (steam cloud folder), to see if there is an options.xml file
\Steam\userdata\yourSteamID\4920\remote<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Thank you very much! I looked in the system_options.xml in %appdata%\Natural Selection 2, and I changed the startup resolution back to 1920x1080 and now my game works fine!
Can't thank you enough