no answer? sad

Go into /steamapps/common/daggerdale/DnDGame/Config
Open DefaultEngine.ini with notepad or similar text editor
Look for [SystemSettings]
Change ResX= and ResY= to your preferred resolution X and Y values
Save, exit, relaunch

if U only want to change things like resolution etc. for a specific USER , U might change it here:
.
---> ..\Users\"Username"\Documents\My Games\Daggerdale\DnDGame\Config\DnDEngine.ini
("...": standard Path is: C:\ ; but insert here your personal path, I altert my complete user-folder to another HDD, cause I don't want waste space on my SSD C-Drive. It's always a good idea, to alter your windows user path to another place then your Win OS ist stored.
Instead of "Username" use your own account name ;)

[SystemSettings]
(at the end of kist)
ResX=1920
ResY=1080



[SystemSettingsEditor]
bEnableForegroundSelfShadowing=False
ResX=1920
ResY=1080

Cheers :)

I was having this issue too,thanks.

I know this is old. But I tried all of the above and my resolution still isn't changing. Game just switches back to whatever default it is set at. I'm running Windows 7 if that makes any difference. Anyone have any other idea's for force 1600x900 Resolution?

Originally posted by Damon Nabru:

Go into /steamapps/common/daggerdale/DnDGame/Config
Open DefaultEngine.ini with notepad or similar text editor
Look for [SystemSettings]
Change ResX= and ResY= to your preferred resolution X and Y values
Save, exit, relaunch

I can confirm that this works for 1920x1080 on Windows 7 if that makes any difference. However I didn't try 1600x900.

Thanks Privateer, that fixed the problem i was having with resolution. (windows 10)

Originally posted by Privateer69:

if U only want to change things like resolution etc. for a specific USER , U might change it here:
.
---> ..\Users\"Username"\Documents\My Games\Daggerdale\DnDGame\Config\DnDEngine.ini
("...": standard Path is: C:\ ; but insert here your personal path, I altert my complete user-folder to another HDD, cause I don't want waste space on my SSD C-Drive. It's always a good idea, to alter your windows user path to another place then your Win OS ist stored.
Instead of "Username" use your own account name ;)

[SystemSettings]
(at the end of kist)
ResX=1920
ResY=1080



[SystemSettingsEditor]
bEnableForegroundSelfShadowing=False
ResX=1920
ResY=1080

Cheers :)

... worked great, thank you!

Playing this again in 2025, thanks a lot, fixed my problem.