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| When the SFM exports your movie, its default is to render at 720p. This means that your movie will be 720 pixels high by 1280 pixels wide, which is a good resolution for most movies made with the SFM. If for some reason you want your movie to have a higher resolution, you can instead render at 1080p, which means a movie that is 1080 pixels high by 1920 pixels wide.
| | #Redirect [[SFM/Rendering at Higher Resolutions]] |
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| If you want to render at 1080p, you must set the appropriate command-line startup option before you launch the SFM.
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| {{Note|Rendering at 1080p will take longer than rendering at 720p.}}
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| '''To render at 1080p:'''
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| # Quit the SFM if it's open. | |
| # In Steam, right-click '''Source Filmmaker''', click '''Properties''', click the '''SET LAUNCH OPTIONS''' button, and add '''-sfm_resolution 1080''' to your command-line startup options.
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| # Launch the SFM.
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| You can also use this command-line switch in a command prompt or in a desktop shortcut.
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| If you want to change back to the default render setting of 720p, just remove '''-sfm_resolution 1080''' from your launch options.
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| {{Note|To render at 1080p with screen space ambient occlusion activated, your monitor display resolution must be higher than 1080p.}}
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| == See also ==
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| * [[SFM/Command-line startup options|Command-line startup options]]
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| [[Category:Source Filmmaker]]
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Latest revision as of 16:49, 8 June 2025