Window Mode - How to make it work!

[Tseng]

Originally Posted by jim_T

...just curious, if my usename don´t contain the letter "n" nor my password contain the letter "n" ...u still type it like this?

"D:\Online Games\Project Entropia\Entropia.exe" -nTest -pSecretword -col32 -dw -w1000 -h720 -bw1500 -v0 -k1 -r4 -a0

-n and -p are the commandline parameters for name (-n) and password (-p).

But this was removed with last VU (9.2), so you have to enter the username/password everytime you loging. This was used so the clien know that the text after the "-n" is the username, because there is no fixed order you enter the parameters and you can also enter the -n parameter on the end of it.

Since VU9.2 you have to use

"D:\Online Games\Project Entropia\Entropia.exe" -col32 -dw -w1000 -h720 -bw1500 -v0 -k1 -r4 -a0

Edit:
You can also use the parameters as before with username and password, the -n and -p parameters will simply be ignored. But since they don't have any usefull meaning anymore, there is no reason to have the login saved inside the link.

[ruskea]

ppl who cant get windowed mode work are stealing our hofs!! lol.. i guess these are the same ppl that say this game is random/luck based

[ruskea]

Originally Posted by Tseng

Actually, this is not completly true. It's may not be possible with the EU ClientLoader to set window mode, with 1024x768 resolution, but with a lil workaround, it's possible.

Simply create a shortcut to the entropia.exe and in the destination window you add

-n<username> -p<password> -col32 -dw -w1000 -h720 -bw1500 -v0 -k1 -r4 -a0

the parameters are as follow:

-col32 / -col16: Color depth (16 or 32 Bit)
-dw / -df: windowed or fullscreen
-w: Width in pixel (You can enter any number here, but it's wise to put a number which is multiple of 4/16)
-h: Height in pixel
-bw: bandwidth in kbit/s (1500 means: 1.5 MBit)

not sure:
-a: Antialiasing?
-r: maybe visual quality (have it on max, and it has 4 steps, and r=4
-k / -v: dunno

So the complete textfield may be look like this:
"D:\Online Games\Project Entropia\Entropia.exe" -n<Username> -p<Password> -col32 -dw -w1000 -h720 -bw1500 -v0 -k1 -r4 -a0

Of course you have to replace <Username> with your actual username and <Password> with your password, without the < >.
For example:
If your username is "RandomGuy" and your password is "ultrasecret123", then you enter "-nRandomGuy -pultrasecret123". There is no space between -n and the username, same for pass.

so thats how they do it add a little -v0-suberduberuberlootz -h<rick-chi> -a<2towers within 24h second time>