jooozek
Jul 26, 2012, 07:02 AM
After this post (http://www.pso-world.com/forums/showpost.php?p=2817621&postcount=10) from Ogni-XR21 (http://www.pso-world.com/forums/member.php?u=19026) I've decided to play around and I've sorta managed to get the scaling to work.
For reference, you are best using all the settings that I've used minus of course the ReferenceResolution, that is the thing that you will need to tweak yourself.
The settings file (user.pso2) that you will need to edit is located in My Documents\SEGA\PHANTASYSTARONLINE2 . My game resolution is set to 1280x720, to make your UI bigger, you need to make the ReferenceResolution smaller than your game resolution:
Screen = {
PreferredScale = 1.9,
InterfaceSize = 1.9,
MaxScale = 5,
ReferenceResolution = {
Y = 711,
X = 1264,
},
and this is the outcome [SPOILER-BOX]http://sadpanda.us/images/1103883-36ZVE68.png[/SPOILER-BOX]
You can see that some parts of the UI overlap with each other.
To make your UI smaller, you need to make the ReferenceResolution bigger than your game resolution, example:
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]
Remember to keep the aspect ratio for ReferenceResolution the same as your game's resolution to prevent stretching/squishing. Here is a good read on aspect ratios (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_resolution#Computer_monitors)
Credit goes to Ogni-XR21 (http://www.pso-world.com/forums/member.php?u=19026) for finding this in the config
For reference, you are best using all the settings that I've used minus of course the ReferenceResolution, that is the thing that you will need to tweak yourself.
The settings file (user.pso2) that you will need to edit is located in My Documents\SEGA\PHANTASYSTARONLINE2 . My game resolution is set to 1280x720, to make your UI bigger, you need to make the ReferenceResolution smaller than your game resolution:
Screen = {
PreferredScale = 1.9,
InterfaceSize = 1.9,
MaxScale = 5,
ReferenceResolution = {
Y = 711,
X = 1264,
},
and this is the outcome [SPOILER-BOX]http://sadpanda.us/images/1103883-36ZVE68.png[/SPOILER-BOX]
You can see that some parts of the UI overlap with each other.
To make your UI smaller, you need to make the ReferenceResolution bigger than your game resolution, example:
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]
Remember to keep the aspect ratio for ReferenceResolution the same as your game's resolution to prevent stretching/squishing. Here is a good read on aspect ratios (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Display_resolution#Computer_monitors)
Credit goes to Ogni-XR21 (http://www.pso-world.com/forums/member.php?u=19026) for finding this in the config