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How to Change Resolution

By LuckyStrike

If you want to start the game in a specific resolution you can do that via Windows registry. No 3rd Party programs required

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Overview

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Changing Game Resolution

Creating a launcher to start the game in different resolutions

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Disclaimer

Use on your own risk. I don't take responsibility for anything.
Wrong modifications to windows registry can cause windows to not start anymore or become unstable.

Changing Game Resolution

If the game does not start because you accidentally set the wrong resolution in-game then you don't need any 3rd Party programs or to reinstall.

Press Windows Key + R and enter

regedit

Confirm the Windows UAC (User Access Control) - you need admin permissions on your pc to do so.

Now hit CTRL +F to use the registry search and enter

Disney Infinity 3.0 Steam

The search might take a while. Just chill and wait.
Alternatively, if you're an a bit more advanced user, open HKEY_USERS, go to your User Profile (some random number like S-1-6-21-523242029424-1022361455t56-2465845220-1401) then to Software -> Disney Interactive-> Disney Infinity 3.0 Steam -> Settings
If you have multiple users you can use WMIC from the command line to check your SID (Security ID - the S-1-6-21- .... number) To do so, upen up a cmd window and type:

wmic useraccount get name,sid

First result will be

Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Disney Interactive\Disney Infinity 3.0 Steam

but we don't change it here.

If you hit F3, it will search for the next result, it might take a while and come up with something like this

Computer\HKEY_USERS\S-1-6-21-523242029424-1022361455t56-2465845220-1401\Software\Disney Interactive\Disney Infinity 3.0 Steam

The number after HKEY_USERS will be different as this is your userprofile.
Now switch to the subfolder "Settings"

You should see three entrys:

(Default)
Height
Width

Height and Width are REG_DWORD keys so you should see the hexadecimal value and the decimal value in ()

Next step is easy.
Google for dezimal to hexadecimal konverter and convert your desired resoultion values to hex.

For example:
1920x1080 equals 780x438
So you would enter as hexadecimal value for Width 780 and for Height 438.
Thats it. Now the game will start in 1920x1080. (Or whatever you use)

Creating a launcher to start the game in different resolutions

Press Windows Key + R to open the "RUN" diaglog - type Regedit and press Enter.
Naviage to the Settings key as described in above section
Change it to your desired resolution click on "File" then on "Export" and save it in your Documents folder as Disney_1080p.reg or Disney_1440p.reg (or whatever resolution you might wanna use)

Next create a .cmd or .bat file and edit it:

::Author: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/id/-LuckyStrike-/ ::Date: 17.11.2024 ::Version: 001 ::turn command-echoing off. @echo off :init set gamepath="D:\GameLibrarys\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Disney Infinity 3.0 Gold Edition\DisneyInfinity3.exe" set "key_1080p=%userprofile%\Documents\Disney_1080p.reg" set "key_1440p=%userprofile%\Documents\Disney_1440p.reg" :select cls echo (1)1080p echo (2)1440p set /p asw="Please select the resolution you want to use (1/2): " if "%asw%"=="1" goto 1080 if "%asw%"=="2" goto 1440 echo invalid input, press any key to retry pause > nul goto :select :1080 reg import %key_1080p% if NOT "%errorlevel%"=="0" goto :error_reg goto gamestart :1440 reg import %key_1440p% if NOT "%errorlevel%"=="0" goto :error_reg goto gamestart :unreachable echo this section of the code should not be reachable, if you see this message something has gone wrong. echo press any key to exit pause > nul exit :error_reg echo oops something went wrong when importing the registry key, please check echo press any key to exit pause > nul exit :gamestart echo starting game.. %gamepath% echo press any key to close this window pause >NUL

Make sure to check lines 9-11 and edit them if needed.

Now simply double click on the batch file and type 1 to start the game in 1920x1080 or type 2 to start it in 2560x1440.

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Hey_Its_TJ 18 Nov, 2024 @ 8:19am

ok thanks

LuckyStrike [author] 17 Nov, 2024 @ 4:17am

Hm I don't know why its not working for you. Might be a difference in 1.0 and 3.0. Check the registry after importing the .reg key to see if the values are correct. There are two keys with the Settings, one in HKEY_CURRENT_USER and one in HKEY_USERS - make sure to edit the one in HKEY_USERS

Should be
"Width"=dword:00000a00
"Height"=dword:000005a0
for 2k (1440p) resolution

I've added a new section to the guide, creating a launcher to start the game in different resolutions. I've tested it for 3.0, depending on what i choose the game will start in 2k or fullhd everytime i launch it via the batch file.

No I don't think so, why would you need a hex editor if the resolution is stored in the registry and not in a binary

Hey_Its_TJ 16 Nov, 2024 @ 10:19am

I tried it and it didnt work. I opened the game with the cmd file and it said it completed the operation successfully and it opened the game, but nothing changed. Is there a way to hex edit the resolution with HxD Editor?

LuckyStrike [author] 16 Nov, 2024 @ 4:01am

No problem. What don't you understand about the second option?

To create a .cmd or .txt file open the editor (press the windows key + R and type notepad), go to "file" -> "save as" -> and on filetype select "any files (*.*)" and as file name you put disney.cmd or disney.bat
Inside of the file you place the two lines from below, first importing the registry key that has the correct resolution and then starting the game.
You then can start the game via double click on the .cmd or .bat file. To edit the file later you can simply right click -> "edit"

%userprofile% is a variable that will expand to your users home directory. For example:
C:\Users\TJ_the_Tism\

If starting via the batch file doesnt work, place a third line inside the batch file to keep it open:

pause

that way the cmd window will stay open and you can check for error messages, to close the window simply press any key while having the cmd window in focus.

Hey_Its_TJ 15 Nov, 2024 @ 7:13pm

Again, I'm playing on 1.0 but i'll still try these out because I'm sure they'll also work. I don't really understand the second option very well because I've never really done this kinda thing before, but thank you so much for helping. I have tried using DXWnd as well to fix a few other issues, and some of them are fixed, the only thing that isn't working is the res.

LuckyStrike [author] 15 Nov, 2024 @ 12:48pm

I dont know why it reverts them for you but i can think of two quick fixes

A) Open up Regedit, navigate to the key - edit it once more then click on edit -> permissions and set them to read only

B)
Open up Regedit, navigate to the key - click on file -> export and save as disney.reg in your user documents folder
Create a .cmd or .bat file and edit it, make sure to replace the path to the game and make sure to put it in " " otherwise it wont work because of the spaces in the name :

reg import %userprofile%\Documents\Disney.reg
"D:\GameLibrarys\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\Disney Infinity 3.0 Gold Edition\DisneyInfinity3.exe"

then save. Then simply run the game with the batch file. That way the key is imported every time before you launch the game

Hey_Its_TJ 14 Nov, 2024 @ 4:58pm

Im playing on 1.0 and im trying to change the resolution to 2560x1440 and I followed the guide, and it seemed to work. But when I start the game, my registry edits are reverted and idk why. Can anyone help?

alpha blue 20 Mar, 2024 @ 4:10pm

Since the Steam Deck is 16:10, I thought I'd add how to do it on there: Download protontricks from the Discover app in desktop mode, select the game, select the default wineprefix, open regedit, go to the correct registry path shown in the guide, and the rest should be easy. Also, wine's regedit allows for entering values in decimal, so no need to convert to hex.Hope this helps, fellow Steam Deck users!

BillyLy 6 Feb, 2024 @ 3:51am

Thank you very much dear author for providing such a detailed tutorial to this community. I hope you are having a lovely day and wish nothing but the best for you and your family.

Thanks again!
BillyLy

LuckyStrike [author] 1 Jun, 2023 @ 2:11pm

lol just seeing this comment now.
Can you be a bit more specific? What desktop resolution are you using? And what values are set in the registry?

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