how to change the resolution in halo custom edition beyond 1280 x 768 on windows 10 without needing to select the target field.
Edited by Elnoj on Feb 13, 2016 at 11:21 PM

HAC2 will add this functionality for you, amongst other things.

And it does it directly within the standard UI settings. It just adds the option for higher resolutions, no gimmicks.

Hac2 is love. Hac2 is life.

What's the difference between hac2 and opensauce?

That HAC2 is cool and smoth but OS gives you random exceptions :v

Both push halo beyond its normal limits however OS covers the broader side of single player modding where as hac2 leans closer towards enhancing the mp experience.

With all that said IMO they are invaluable to those who love modding halo!

Why don't they merge the projects together if they're so useful?
BTW. You can change the resolution to wathever you want by the command line option -vidmode x,y,refresh rate
example
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Games\Halo Custom Edition\haloce.exe" -vidmode 1366,768,60
it gives me 1366x768 with a refresh rate of 60(Not fps)
Edited by cippozzo on Feb 14, 2016 at 09:39 AM

Or you can install both but remember to move the dinput.dll file from your hce directory every time you wish to load halo with the intention of using hac.

If you're using a graphics card that has more than one identical looking port on it. Hook your monitor up to the one that it considers the primary one
Edited by OrangeJuice on Feb 14, 2016 at 10:32 AM

umm you don't need that if your pc can take it then just into halo go to setting look for resolution set it
to what ever you. eP like my 2nd pc running it 1600X1000 doesn't look to bad

I don't have the 1366x768 option in settings, maybe 'couse I've two gpus. Anyway Halo just gives me 4:3 resolutions settings, I simply can go through with that.
Edited by cippozzo on Feb 15, 2016 at 10:15 AM

did you use the newest update? or it could be your screen, what's the resolution you set for most games?
Edited by DOOM899 on Feb 18, 2016 at 01:37 AM

My laptop can run Halo CE at 1080p (when plugged into a 1080p monitor) and has Intel HD 4000 graphics (it's an older Macbook Air). It couldn't before being updated to 1.10 or without installing HAC2, however, and would have one less setting as the maximum resolution (768p).

My desktop computer can't run Halo CE 1.09 at 1080p, and it has Intel graphics disabled (you can't even see it listed in device manager), though it can run 1.10 at 1080p, or if HAC2 is installed.

I don't think it's Intel's fault.

Edited by 002 on Feb 23, 2016 at 11:40 PM