Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition – Borderless Fullscreen Fix

Fed up with your game unexpectedly minimizing even after configuring it for Borderless mode? Look no further, as this guide is tailored for your needs.

Enabling Borderless Fullscreen

To get started, close the game. Next, navigate to the “settings.tml” file in your “Documents” directory, specifically within the “Neverwinter Nights” folder (scroll down to locate it). Open the “settings.tml” file using Notepad. Inside the file, locate the section labeled “[graphics.window]” (typically situated around line 184). Now, copy the relevant section corresponding to your desktop resolution.

For 1080p

[graphics.window]
mode = "windowed"
[graphics.window.fullscreen]
height = 1080
toggle-to-borderless = true
width = 1920
[graphics.window.windowed]
borderless = true
height = 1080
width = 1920
[graphics.window.windowed.position]
mode = "remember"
x = 0
y = 0

For 1440p

[graphics.window]
mode = "windowed"
[graphics.window.fullscreen]
height = 1440
toggle-to-borderless = true
width = 2560
[graphics.window.windowed]
borderless = true
height = 1440
width = 2560
[graphics.window.windowed.position]
mode = "remember"
x = 0
y = 0

For 4k

[graphics.window]
mode = "windowed"
[graphics.window.fullscreen]
height = 2160
toggle-to-borderless = true
width = 3840
[graphics.window.windowed]
borderless = true
height = 2160
width = 3840
[graphics.window.windowed.position]
mode = "remember"
x = 0
y = 0

If the previous method doesn’t resolve the issue, an additional step might be required, depending on your scaling settings.

For the second step, find the “Nwnmain.exe” file, right-click on it, then select “Properties” -> “Compatibility” -> “Change high DPI settings” -> “Override high DPI scaling behavior” -> Choose “System”.

I’ve noticed that the changes I make in settings.tml are not being saved.

• Ensure that the file is not set to Read-only by right-clicking it and checking its properties.

I’m having trouble locating nwnmain.exe.

• Right-click on “Neverwinter Nights” in your Steam library, then select “Properties” -> “Local Files” -> “Browse Local Files.” Look for the file within the “bin” -> “win32” directory.