Height = 1080 Width = 1920 WindowX = 0 WindowY = 0 DynamicLightsLimit = (#) TextureAnisotropy = (#) FarClipScale = (#) PlantDensity = (#) D3DFullScreen = true NativeHeight = 1080 NativeWidth = 1920 AllowDepthOfField = true doBlobShadows = false SpeedTreeDistanceScale = (#) EnableBloom = false UseMinSpecShaders = false TextureQuality = (#) VerticalSyncState = false AntiAliasingLevel = (#) MeshLODQuality = (#) enableadvenvirolighting = false DebugAdvEnviroLighting = false You may not see all these variables but you can add them as explained later: You may see the following variables in this file (Values may be different based on your settings).
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Windows XP \Documents and Settings\(user name)\Local Settings\Application Data\SWTOR\swtor\settings Windows Vista / 7 \Users\(user name)\AppData\Local\SWTOR\swtor\settings You should be able to see it now (It’s a hidden file).īefore you begin editing your CFG or INI settings file, do make a back up of client_settings.ini in your
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You should find it.įor Windows Vista/ Windows 7 Click Start, type “%localappdata%\swtor\swtor\settings” (without quotes).
If you can’t find the client_settings.ini file on your operating system, you may have to do the following subjected to whatever OS you use.įor Windows XP Click Start, then Run and type “shell:Local AppData” (without quotes) then browse to SWTOR \ swtor \ settings. Where To Find SWTOR INI Settings File You can find it in:Ĭ:\Users\%username%\appdata\Local\SWTOR\swtor\settings\client_settings.ini It is recommended that you keep a back-up of the original file before you add/alter tweaks.
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Following are the list of in-game options with the recommended settings that you can tweak in the graphics option menu of Star Wars: The Old Republic.
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