Failed in finding proper GR2D Size

GR2Dproblems

D-A-L Newbie

Hey when i start playing Maplestory, theres this thing that always pops up that says failed in finding proper Gr2d size or something like that. I tried looking at google, youtube, and other sites that could've helped me try to fix it, but all of them failed. I have a Windows XP and this is a VAIO computer. Please help i want to play MS badly. It worked in this computer last time!

rhenzblue

D-A-L Newbie

i got the same thing someone help us!!

TaZMAn

Tech Rank 1/5

Try changing your screen resolution to the smallest size like 800 X 600.
Now start Maplestory and adjust the window size in it.
Now change your desktop resolution back to what it was and maplestory should run okay after that.

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townsbg

Tech Rank 2/5

Searching this on google, I'm reading that either the screen dimensions (resolution) is wrong (ie to big) like tazman stated, or that the graphics drivers either need to be reinstalled or updated. Since this just happened suddenly & it has worked before I'm more inclined to think that it is the resolution but it could still be the drivers. Has you picture been looking funny lately? Have you done anything to your computer lately (since the last time it worked)?Here is the Maple story site on how to make sure that your drivers are up to date & you must restart your computer after updating your graphics card. Changing the screen resolution is the easiest thing to try so start there.

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zzchiozz

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Cn someone pls help mi????i tried alot of way to solve this prob but this cn't solve.....

townsbg

Tech Rank 2/5

You need to be more specific before we can help you. You haven't posted about this before so we don't know what the problem is & what you've tried to do. Is this fore the same game? Please answer the questions below.

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