When opening a shortcut to Burnout Paradise from the Steam Big-Picture Mode, the size of the overlay is inconsistent.
Is there a way to set it to be a consistent size so it will always be small and never take up 1/4 of the screen with notifications?
I am using Windows 10 Enterprise Insider Preview with Steam Beta if that makes a difference
Best Answer
The Big Picture skin itself is not actually modifiable [at least not as of yet] because everything is reset when the client starts.
The best option, AFAIK, would probably be to use some command-line options for Big Picture mode:
-480p
- Run tenfoot in 480p rather than 1080p-720p
- Run tenfoot in 720p rather than 1080p-bigpicture
- Start in Steam Big Picture mode-fulldesktopres
- Run tenfoot in full desktop resolution rather than 1080p, overrides-720p
as well.-nobigpicture
- Start in regular mode (force Big Picture mode off)-tenfoot
- Start in Steam Big Picture mode-windowed
- Run Steam tenfoot mode in a window rather than a fullscreen borderless windowI think
-bigpicture -fulldesktopres
should work for you (or-tenfoot
instead of-bigpicture
). These can be added to a shortcuts 'Target' to make it easy -- otherwise you'll have to use the command-line and openSteam.exe
with the args you choose, which is what Mac is forced to do (open -a Steam.app --args argsgohere
), and possibly Linux too but I don't know because I don't know Linux well enough.Also not sure if this will help with the notifications being massive; if not they may be part of an editable portion of the skin but I wouldn't count on it because BP has it's own overlay definition AFAIK.