I'm having trouble expanding my Zero Editor window so i can edit the height of my command post region. I can get to X and Y on the palette, however Z is just outside the Editor window and i have no way to maximize or expand the editor window to get to it. Has anyone else had this problem and is there a way to solve it?

I don't fully understand your problem (screenshots?), do you mean parts of the UI are offscreen?
You can change the window size in the config.ini, but whether or not it'll help here I have no idea. You could always just use ZE hotkeys to move/rotate/scale your regions.

Thanks for the help, But i am completely new to modding Battlefront 2 or anygame so i have no idea what your talking about. when changing the capture region of a command post you can edit the height/size you change x,y,z depending on your wanted capture region, however only x and half of y are visible to me and dont know how to make the Editor window larger as putting the mouse/coursor over the bottom of the window and dragging does not.
I've tried changing the windowHeight in config.ini although it solves nothing. am i doing something wrong there? I increased it to 1024 which is the same as the windowWidth.

You can do a troubleshoot to make it full screen. Zeroeditor>right click>Troubleshoot compatibility.

You could just simply move the camera around until you can move the region.

genaral_mitch wrote:You can do a troubleshoot to make it full screen. Zeroeditor>right click>Troubleshoot compatibility.

thats only in windows 7

ArcCaptain wrote:Thanks for the help, But i am completely new to modding Battlefront 2 or anygame so i have no idea what your talking about. when changing the capture region of a command post you can edit the height/size you change x,y,z depending on your wanted capture region, however only x and half of y are visible to me and dont know how to make the Editor window larger as putting the mouse/coursor over the bottom of the window and dragging does not.
I've tried changing the windowHeight in config.ini although it solves nothing. am i doing something wrong there? I increased it to 1024 which is the same as the windowWidth.

There is no 1024 x 1024 resolution. Set those to your monitor's resolution, or something just below it.

config.ini wrote:[default]
startWindowed = 1
windowWidth = 1152
SkipLA = 1
windowHeight = 864
screenFormat = 0
refreshRate = 0
maximizeWindow = 0
includeProperties = 0
journalMode = 0
valueMode = 0
valueLevel = 2
handleException = 0
doMouse = 1
showMsg = 0
msgWidth = 300
EOLocalLocked = 0
DefNavSpeed = 5
LoadLastWorld = 0
UseLayers = 1
LayerWindowX = 832
LayerWindowY = 0
ConfirmExit = 1
EnableEncounterODFSearch = 1
LayerWindowAutoSwitchSelect = 1
LayerSelectAlwaysOnTop = 1
MinLayerWindowWidth = 545
MinLayerWindowHeight = 306
ShowGroupsAtStartup = 0
UseSlowcollision = 0
CheckWritableLayersAtLoad = 1
FlipModelX = 1

That's directly from one of my config.ini files. I highlighted the width and height lines as an example of a working resolution, which I've set to be just a step or two below that of my monitor. The one I highlighted in blue is what you would set to 1 if you want to fill the entire window at whatever resolution you entered. Personally, I just don't maximize the window because I tend to tab out of the editor to check various things while I'm working.

501st_commander wrote:That's directly from one of my config.ini files. I highlighted the width and height lines as an example of a working resolution, which I've set to be just a step or two below that of my monitor. The one I highlighted in blue is what you would set to 1 if you want to fill the entire window at whatever resolution you entered. Personally, I just don't maximize the window because I tend to tab out of the editor to check various things while I'm working.

Yes! Thats worked thanks for the help. Problem Solved!

ArcCaptain wrote:

501st_commander wrote:That's directly from one of my config.ini files. I highlighted the width and height lines as an example of a working resolution, which I've set to be just a step or two below that of my monitor. The one I highlighted in blue is what you would set to 1 if you want to fill the entire window at whatever resolution you entered. Personally, I just don't maximize the window because I tend to tab out of the editor to check various things while I'm working.

Yes! Thats worked thanks for the help. Problem Solved!

uh.. i dident say that..

501st_commander wrote:uh.. i dident say that..

Hmm? Wierd The quotation must of come out wrong or something. Sorry. Thanks for the help MercuryNoodles. Sorry about the mistake