Scale UI

[SEB]

Does anyone know which option it is?
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non-scaled
http://i.imgur.com/wnuzo.jpg

scaled
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[SEB]

Nvm figured it out.

[ProtonFail]

How did you do it?

[Pointy Cat]

Ah one of these threads. These are the kind of threads that come up in Google Search. You know when you have a problem, you Google it and you end up on a forum thread where someone with the exact same problem as you asks for help but then finds a fix but doesn't share it? I'm sure we've all had this.

[TaigaUC]

Yeah, I see these kinds of threads a lot.

[jooozek]

The only thing that scales is the font AFAIK. Want a smaller UI? Increase your resolution. Want a bigger UI? Lower your resolution.

[Zyrusticae]

The answer is here: http://bumped.org/psublog/phantasy-star-online-2-pre-open-beta-site-and-download-begins/

Scroll down to "text zoom".

You're welcome. :)

[ProtonFail]

Thx for the info ^_^

[Zipzo]

The answer is here: http://bumped.org/psublog/phantasy-star-online-2-pre-open-beta-site-and-download-begins/

Scroll down to "text zoom".

You're welcome. :)
Changed the setting from 1280 to the opposite side of the spectrum setting and saw no difference.

The guide on the PSO2 blog also explains zilch about what each feature does. Just translates.

[Ogni-XR21]

I messed with this a bit, more exactly I edited the user.pso2 file where you can edit setting in the PSO2 folder in your documents (…\Documents\SEGA\PHANTASYSTARONLINE2)

To be more specific, I changed stuff in this block:

},
Screen = {
InterfaceSize = 0,
MaxScale = 1,
PreferredScale = 1,
ReferenceResolution = {
Y = 720,
X = 1280,
},

I managed to make the UI and font bigger, but they ended up overlapping. I did not find a way to just make the font bigger, but I never really put a lot of effort into my tests.

If anyone finds out how to just increase the font size, please let me know.

[moorebounce]

I increased the resolution on my monitor but there wasn't a big difference but when I hooked it to my flatscreen TV there was a huge difference.

[IAmSecretSpy]

I increased the resolution on my monitor but there wasn't a big difference but when I hooked it to my flatscreen TV there was a huge difference.

Thats because it scaled to how BIG the Monitor/TV was. Your not going to notice a difference most likely because your Monitor is small. The OP has a resolution at 1920x1080 it makes a difference because it scales according to your resolution. Essentially if you don't have a big monitor don't bother otherwise if you do adjust your Text Zoom according to your Monitor/TV Resolution.

[Kanore]

Nvm figured it out.

you're really useful

[moorebounce]

Thats because it scaled to how BIG the Monitor/TV was. Your not going to notice a difference most likely because your Monitor is small. The OP has a resolution at 1920x1080 it makes a difference because it scales according to your resolution. Essentially if you don't have a big monitor don't bother otherwise if you do adjust your Text Zoom according to your Monitor/TV Resolution.

You're right but I think a lot of us were under the impression that it didn't matter how big your Monitor/TV was. They had it included in the PSO2 info thread but I don't see it there or I'm just blind now.

[jooozek]

I messed with this a bit, more exactly I edited the user.pso2 file where you can edit setting in the PSO2 folder in your documents (…\Documents\SEGA\PHANTASYSTARONLINE2)

To be more specific, I changed stuff in this block:

},
Screen = {
InterfaceSize = 0,
MaxScale = 1,
PreferredScale = 1,
ReferenceResolution = {
Y = 720,
X = 1280,
},

I managed to make the UI and font bigger, but they ended up overlapping. I did not find a way to just make the font bigger, but I never really put a lot of effort into my tests.

If anyone finds out how to just increase the font size, please let me know.

Actually, I've messed around with this and this is what I came up with:

Screen = {
PreferredScale = 1.9,
InterfaceSize = 1.9,
MaxScale = 5,
ReferenceResolution = {
Y = 711,
X = 1264,
},

See the Y and X? To make your UI bigger, the lower you set them too, the bigger your UI will get. I'm using a 16:9 resolution (1280x720) so I've had to get multiplies of the aspect ratio and then find something matching and this is the outcome [SPOILER-BOX]http://sadpanda.us/images/1103883-36ZVE68.png[/SPOILER-BOX]
It works of course in both ways, instead of enlarging your UI you can make it smaller by making the ReferenceResolution higher than your current resolution

Screen = {
PreferredScale = 1.9,
InterfaceSize = 1.9,
MaxScale = 5,
ReferenceResolution = {
Y = 1071,
X = 1904,
},

And this is the outcome

[SPOILER-BOX]http://sadpanda.us/images/1103900-KQMQMZQ.png[/SPOILER-BOX]

Cool beans, huh?