ValoStretch

True stretched resolution helper for VALORANT

What it does

ValoStretch helps you run VALORANT in a true stretched resolution by temporarily disabling additional monitor devices and applying the required in‑game config safely. It provides one‑click controls, a friendly log, and an optional watch mode that automatically re‑enables monitors after you finish playing.

Features

• Start VALORANT + disable monitors
  • “Start Valorant and Disable Monitors” launches the Riot Client for VALORANT and disables extra monitor devices first.
  • With Watch Mode enabled, ValoStretch waits for the game to close and then automatically re‑enables the monitors.
• Stop VALORANT + enable monitors
  • “Stop Valorant and Enable Monitors” closes the game process (if running) and re‑enables monitor devices.
• Quick monitor controls
  • “Enable Monitors” and “Disable Monitors” are available as standalone actions.
• Apply Valorant Settings
  • “Apply Valorant Settings” finds your VALORANT GameUserSettings.ini and updates the specific settings needed for stretched resolution.
  • Creates a .bak backup before changing game settings.
  • After applying, the log summarizes which files were updated vs already correct.
• Watch Mode toggle
  • “Watch Mode” determines whether the app waits for VALORANT to exit and automatically re‑enables monitors.
  • Your selection is saved in settings.json next to the executable and restored at startup.
• Clear, friendly log
  • Shows what actions are happening and lists the active monitors by friendly name after operations.

Installation

1. Download the latest release ZIP.
2. Extract the ZIP to a folder (don’t run from inside the ZIP).
3. Run ValoStretch.exe. For best results, run as Administrator so monitor toggling works reliably.

The app expects its Scripts/ folder to be next to the EXE.

Usage

• Apply Valorant Settings

  • Updates game settings to use stretched resolution.
  • A .bak backup is created before changing game settings.

• Start Valorant + Disable Monitors

  • Disables monitor devices and launches VALORANT via the Riot Client.
  • If Watch Mode is ON, the app waits for the game to close and then re‑enables monitors automatically.
  • If Watch Mode is OFF, it won’t re‑enable monitors when game closes.

• Stop Valorant + Enable Monitors

  • Attempts to close the VALORANT game process and re‑enables monitor devices.

• Enable Monitors / Disable Monitors

  • Manual quick toggles. The log shows the active monitor friendly names after each action.

• Watch Mode (checkbox)

  • ON: automatic re‑enable after VALORANT exits.
  • OFF: manual control—you can re‑enable monitors any time.

Troubleshooting

• I clicked a button and nothing changed

  • Make sure you extracted the ZIP and are running ValoStretch.exe from that folder (with Scripts/ next to it).
  • Try running the app as Administrator.

• “Riot Client not found”

  • Ensure Riot Client is installed in Program Files. If you installed it elsewhere, launch VALORANT manually and use the monitor controls separately.

• “Config folder not found” when applying settings

  • Launch VALORANT once so it creates the config files, then try “Apply Valorant Settings” again.

• Windows SmartScreen warning

  • This can appear for unsigned apps. You can unblock the EXE via file Properties if you trust the source.

Notes

• ValoStretch doesn’t modify GPU drivers. It only enables/disables Windows monitor devices and updates VALORANT’s user settings.
• Backups (.bak) are created before changing game settings.