Smaller than native resolution? (320x240)

[RyanConner360]

I want to play Resident evil 2 on Dolphin but I don't like seeing
the 3D models at a higher resolution than the 2D background.


And even the lowest Internal Resolution I can use is too high.
Since the game's backgrounds are 320x240


I can get the result I want with ePSXe, but (as far as I'm aware) ePSXe doesn't support anti-aliasing.

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So what I'm really asking is
Can I get Dolphin to run at a lower than native resolution?
Or is there a work around?

I've tried to set the internal resolution for Dolphin to Automatic (Window Size)
but my computer's lowest resolution is also too big.

Any solutions?

[DJBarry004]

What you actually need is a new PC. A better one.

[MayImilae]

@DJBarry: that's not what they are asking about. :/

@RyanConner360: 1x native is the rendering resolution of the GameCube, so what you are seeing is accurate to its GameCube presentation. Dolphin Internal Resolution is not able to go below 1x native (or above to 1.5x or any other fraction) because it breaks game logic and lead to crashes and lots of other problems.

If you reeaaally want to play at 320x240, there is something of a hack you could do. You could set your display resolution to 320x240. It would downsample but you'd have the same sized pixels throughout. You can just do that in your OS or you can use our INI system to set the resolution (I forget exactly how to do that though).

[RyanConner360]

(06-23-2018, 09:49 AM)MayImilae Wrote: @DJBarry: that's not what they are asking about. :/

@RyanConner360: 1x native is the rendering resolution of the GameCube, so what you are seeing is accurate to its GameCube presentation. Dolphin Internal Resolution is not able to go below 1x native (or above to 1.5x or any other fraction) because it breaks game logic and lead to crashes and lots of other problems.

If you reeaaally want to play at 320x240, there is something of a hack you could do. You could set your display resolution to 320x240. It would downsample but you'd have the same sized pixels throughout. You can just do that in your OS or you can use our INI system to set the resolution (I forget exactly how to do that though).

I'll try the INI system and see what kind of results that gets me, thanks!