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Could you be more specific? |
Like change/adjust the resolution of a program or game |
The library allows to specify any input and screen sizes. Just in case, the library does not render anything, it only calculates sizes and scales. |
Cause I have a program called "Flashpoint" and I played a game called "Haunted house" by silent bay studios and with this software for some reason I can't resize it. It's small and it's not changing. Is there a setting or something for it to work? |
Are you talking about IntegerScaler app and not actually about the IntegerScaling programming library this repo contains? If so, please contact me via my site. As a quick tip, try to restart IntegerScaler as administrator. |
Are they both different this one and the other one? |
Totally different things. One is an application for end user, the other is a programming library to be used when developing software. |
Which one would I use to adust the size? |
Depends on whether you are a programmer or end user. Given that you are talking about third-party games, you need the IntegerScaler application. |
Would either of them allow me to change the size of the window of the game? |
IntegerScaler allows to resize the window-to-scale before scaling, via the command-line option |
Where do I enter the command exactly? |
The IntegerScaler webpage contains comprehensive information with examples. |
Would the resize command be like how windows windows are and drag the side of it and be fully customizable or no? |
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Is turning off scaling off part of the command or a setting or? |
You probably need to learn basics of using command-line options. The IntegerScaler webpage contains enough info about that. For basic usage of IntegerScaler, command-line options are not necessary. Read at least the short “How to use” paragraph in the beginning of the IntegerScaler page. |
Is it possible for me to adjust a software program's size?
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