This file simply seems to contain the archive names which the game needs to open upon loading up. You should alter this setting using the in-game settings as normal. This setting was added recently to FEAR, as well as being standard in FEAR Combat and FEAR Extraction Point. This option controls whether the Force Restart option (covered on page 5 of this guide) is enabled or not. Setting this option to 1 skips all the introductory movies in the game allowing for a quicker startup. You can add this line either manually or by using the FEAR Config Tool (see below) - the preferred method is to use the tool. Recommended is Off (0.000000), however ideally you should set this using the in-game option. This option simply controls whether VSync is On or Off. If you're having problems using your mouse in the in-game menus or in the game, set this to 0.
Note you will have to make the Settings.cfg file Read Only for this setting to stick, and it may have no impact on your system.
Lower bit depths can result in more color banding (noticeable gradations). Also, if you find this method doesn't work for you, you may have to create a new Profile and/or delete your other profiles for it to work.īy changing the BitDepth to 24 or even 16, you may be able to improve the graphical performance. If your resolution is accidentally reset, re-edit this file, or make it Read Only once you applied all the tweaks you want. You can now adjust and test the remainder of your settings. To check your new resolution go to Performance>Advanced Video Options and check the 'Screen Resolution' setting which should display the new resolution. However don't go back into the Display settings screen in the in-game options as this will reset your resolution to one of the default resolutions. Upon restarting the game your custom resolution will be applied. Next, close the game and Edit the lines above - change the ScreenWidth to the pixel width of the custom resolution you desire, and the same for ScreenHeight. However before setting a custom resolution, first go into the Options menu in FEAR and set the Display options you want (aside from resolution). Fortunately you can assign a custom resolution by editing these lines in the Settings.cfg file. FEAR does not support certain resolutions from within the game.
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