Graphics Settings

• You may choose between Fullscreen, Borderless, and Windowed
• V-Sync can be turned off
• Depending on your framerate, dynamic resolution scaling will automatically adjust the game's internal render resolution. Foreground elements like texts and the HUD will always be rendered at the native resolution, so they stay crisp and sharp. The option can only be set on or off. Other UE4 titles give you more fine-grained control.
• The options for the FPS limit are 30, 45, 60, 90, 120, or 144 FPS. Note the lack of "unlimited". If you are willing to use a hex-editor, you can set the FPS limit higher; refer to the Increase FPS Cap section below.

• The second settings section deals with rendering quality options; there isn't really a lot to see here.
• "Graphics Quality" selects from predefined presets: "Medium", "High", "Epic".. where is "Low" and "Very Low"?
• An option to adjust field-of-view does not exist in the game
• Post-processing effects like Motion Blur, Film Grain, Chromatic Abberation, and Camera Shake can be disabled in the "Visuals" menu (not pictured here).

Increasing the Framerate Limit beyond 144 FPS

Edit the file %USERPROFILE%\Saved Games\Respawn\JediFallenOrder\GameUserSettings.sav with a Hex Editor (Notepad won't work because it can't display the special characters).


Look for "MaxFPS" and "IntProperty" to then move a few characters ahead to the first non-zero value, and replace "90" (=144 FPS) with "FF" (=255 FPS).