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resolution - Sets the resolution for the server window nomovies - Disables the background animation on the menu screens nosound - Disables sounds on your server machine

norender - Disables rendering on your server machine The following are all the game's command switches, and where known the descriptions: Note that you do not need to have the game to run a dedicated server, you can download and use this Dedicated Server Executable. If you are running a dedicated server, you can add several command switches to your Battlefront server.ini file which will alter server settings, including an important setting which overrides the default maximum tick rate of 30. I would appreciate feedback from users on what these numbers indicate as so far the only results from my experimentation are that by changing the last number you can enable or disable a resolution. I am unclear as to what the middle number represents - it may well be the texture filtering mode. I believe the next number is the level of supported Antialiasing for that particular resolution, and the last number is whether the resolution itself is supported or not on your machine (1 meaning supported, 0 meaning not).

The first two numbers on each line correspond to a list of resolutions supported on your machine (width and height). In the Vidmode.ini file you will find a list of numbers. You can edit it using Notepad or Windows Wordpad, but make sure to back it up first before making any changes. ini file can be found in your \Program Files\LucasArts\Star Wars Battlefront\GameData\Data\_LVL_PC\ directory.