Posted by Steve
Wednesday, June 8, 2022 6:31 AM
For those who don’t know, resolution scale is how many pixels are used in rendering the game world. Using it instead of direct resolution changes makes text and other UI elements far clearer.
Here’s a step-by-step guide:
- Set your in-game resolution to native.
- Close VALORANT.
- Open the run dialog. (Win+R)
- Type
%localappdata%/VALORANT/Saved/Configand press enter. - Open
Windowsand then openRiotLocalClient.iniwith Notepad. (Right-click > Edit) - Note the second line. You need the long 36-character string of text. (called a UUID)
- Close Notepad.
- Go up a directory back to
Config. - Open the folder named with the text you noted earlier.
- Open
Windowsand then openGameUserSettings.iniwith Notepad. - Go to the 37th line (its starts with
sg.ResolutionQuality). - Change the
100.00to whatever scaling percentage you like. - Press Ctrl+S or File > Save.
- Open VALORANT, and test your changes.
References
- https://www.reddit.com/r/VALORANT/comments/v6qgl4/how_to_set_resolution_scale_in_valorant/
- https://reddit.com/v6qgl4
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