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FEAR has three major .cfg (config) files. These are the Default.archcfg and autoexec.cfg files under the \Program Files\Sierra\FEAR SP Demo directory, and the most important one of all for our purposes: the Settings.cfg file under the \Documents and Settings\All Users\[Shared] Documents\Monolith Productions\FEARSPDemo directory. You can edit these files using a text editor like Windows Notepad, however back them up before making any changes just to be safe.
Settings.cfg
"ScreenWidth" "1280"
"ScreenHeight" "1024"
FEAR does not support certain resolutions from within the game. Fortunately you can assign a custom resolution by editing these lines in the Settings.cfg file. However before setting a custom resolution, first change all the in-game settings to the levels you desire. Then close the game, and edit the lines above - change the ScreenWidth to the pixel width of the custom resolution you desire, and the same for ScreenHeight. Upon restarting the game your custom resolution will be applied. However don't go to the Display settings screen in the in-game options as this will reset your resolution - to check your new resolution go to Performance>Advanced Video Options and check the 'Screen Resolution' setting which should display the new resolution.
If you find this tweak isn't working for you, you may have to create a new Profile and/or delete your other profiles for it to work. Also note that you may have problems getting the FSAA setting to work at 2x or 4x by default - see FSAA on the previous page.
"BitDepth" "32"
By changing the BitDepth to 24 or even 16, you will lower the image quality of the game, but can improve the graphical performance. Lower bit depths result in more color banding (noticeable gradations).
"HardwareCursor" "1.000000"
If you find you are having problems using your mouse in the in-game menus or in the game, set this to 0.
"VSyncOnFlip" "0.000000"
This option simply controls whether VSync is On or Off. Recommended is Off (0.000000), however ideally you should set this using the in-game option.
"DiableMovies" "1"
You can add this line either manually or by using the FEAR Config Tool (see below) - the preferred method is to use the tool. Setting this option to 1 skips all the introductory movies in the demo allowing for a quicker startup.
These are all the known working .cfg file commands. See the Console Commands list below for other commands which may work when inserted in Settings.cfg. However note that any additional commands inserted into Settings.cfg may be automatically erased by the game upon restart unless the file is set to read only.
Default.archcfg
This file simply seems to contain the archive names which the game needs to open upon loading up. While commands may be able to be inserted here just like Settings.cfg, I haven't been able to make any useful commands work from here. Note again that this file is write protected by default and may need to be re-protected for any inserted commands to work.
Autoexec.cfg
This file would be ideal for inserting additional commands rather than placing them in the files above. However I have not found any useful ways of making commands work when placed here.
FEAR Advanced Config Application
To run the FEAR Advanced Config Application, go to your \Program Files\Sierra\FEAR SP Demo directory and run the Config.exe file. Upon starting this tool up, on the main page you can see it simply allows a choice of resolution, renderer and display adapter. The Resolution setting is useful if you are having problems getting into the game from using a non-standard resolution - reset it here to a standard one by highlighting it and clicking the Save button. The Rendered and Display options should only have one choice by default.
Under the Options tab of the tool, you'll find additional options which are explained in more detail in your FEAR Readme.txt file. For the most part these options are for troubleshooting purposes:
Disable Sound: Removes all sound from the game. This improves performance however obviously is not recommended. Use to isolate whether your sound card is the source of a problem.Disable Music: For a slight boost in available memory and performance, click this option to remove all FEAR music.
Disable Joysticks: Tick this option to disable all joysticks and gamepads. This may resolve any problems you are having with keyboard and mouse controls in the game.
Disable Movies: Disables all in-game movies. In the demo this is restricted to the Intro movies, hence it is recommended you tick this option.
Disable Sound Filters: Sound Filtering effects will be disabled if ticked, meaning EAX reverberation effects. This can help reduce audio glitches such as crackling on cards wth EAX 2.0 support, but will reduce audio special effects.
Disable Hardware Sound: Once again used to isolate whether your sound card is a problem by forcing Software Sound support only in FEAR. This can improve performance as well but reduces audio quality noticeably.
Disable Introductory Movies
If the Intro movies in FEAR are annoying you, the quickest way to skip them is to tick the 'Disable Movies' option in the FEAR Config Tool above, or edit your Settings.cfg file and add "DisableMovies" "1" to the last line - see above for both methods.
Take Screenshots
Taking screenshots in FEAR is simple - by default the Function 8 (F8) key takes a screenshot in BMP format and places it in your \Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Monolith Productions\FEARSPDemo directory. Note that these files can be quite large - up to 5MB each - so periodically check this directory and remove any unnecessary screenshots.
Console Commands
I've managed to discover a range of console commands for FEAR, but there's one hitch - I haven't been able to work out how to unlock the console itself! I've tried a number of key combinations, I've tried using the ConsoleEnable command (see below) in a range of .cfg files and in the game's Target box in various ways but nothing is working. I desparately need a sharp reader to Email Me if they know how to get the console open, so we can start to unlock the mysteries of what all these console commands actually do.
tweaks becoming available in the full version, or as we discover them here, or you can choose to upgrade some key component(s) such as you CPU or Graphics Card.