So, if you had any issues, this should resolve them. This should restore everything to default, including resolution and Window mode. Keep in mind that Rocket League has default fullscreen mode. If this happens, you can restore the default settings and access it normally. In certain cases, you might not be able to access the game due to resolution. Restoring default video settings from the desktop
Next time you get into the game, it will start in fullscreen. Set up Resolution to Fullscreen and click Apply. Here are three things you can change: Resolution, Display Mode, Vertical Sync On the top left, you will notice Window Settings. Alternatively, you can access Options through Practice mode. There will be Options tab to the left. You can also access the game settings within Rocket League and change your resolution and window size there. Making Rocket League 2 fullscreen in the game itself This is a simple method that works for all the Steam games. The next time you open the game, Rocket League will start in fullscreen. Here, you should type –fullscreen in the box. There should be Rocket League to your left click on it. Here is a step-by-step guide that will allow you to turn Rocket League fullscreen in Steam: Making Rocket League fullscreen through SteamĪlthough you can no longer get Rocket League on Steam, you can still play it if you haven’t removed it from the library. In this article, we will review how to make Rocket League fullscreen and resolve this issue. In rare cases, this might even prevent you from going back into the game. that's me for energy use :).Occasionally, the game might glitch out and turn into windowed mode. Anyway, I've got 288 watts of halogen bulbs glowing at the moment (just a few) so. I know it's probably overkill to care about it that much, but I figured I'd throw it out there. Once you go back to the desktop, when it's not set to fullscreen, it's still going to pull that full power while looking for a server. WoT actually does a fairly good job once it finds a server and starts loading - but that 1-2 minutes looking is pulling full power from the card. I like to go back to the desktop when things are loading. Let's say for instance you want to go to the EXTREME end of cutting down on power draw from gaming. 
You probably don't care at all, but if you take game out of fullscreen, it will be a constant draw on the card. You should be able to use it in "borderless fullscreen" or "full screen windowed" you'll find it. Yeah there is something inconsistent about when f.lux is able to change the colors, but I haven't looked into it.
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