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{{ | This variable is used to scale the User Interface. You must have the variable {{api|useUiScale|t=c}} set to 1 for this variable to be of any effect. | ||
This is a decimal number Greater than 0. where one is at full size, .75 is 75%, 1 is normal size, 1.25 is 25% larger. | This is a decimal number Greater than 0. where one is at full size, .75 is 75%, 1 is normal size, 1.25 is 25% larger. | ||
Tested Blizz Value range is between .65 and 1.15 (1 being the same as unscaled) | Tested Blizz Value range is between .65 and 1.15 (1 being the same as unscaled) You can go outside that but be careful! | ||
In Config.wtf: | |||
*SET uiScale "1.0" | |||
In Console: | |||
*/console uiscale 1.0 | |||
Acceptable values | |||
*0.64 up to 8.0 and beyond | |||
**Values lower than 1.0 shrink the size interface. Values higher than 1.0 increase the size of the interface. | |||
**Values lower than 0.64 have no effect | |||
Latest revision as of 04:48, 15 August 2023
This variable is used to scale the User Interface. You must have the variable useUiScale set to 1 for this variable to be of any effect.
This is a decimal number Greater than 0. where one is at full size, .75 is 75%, 1 is normal size, 1.25 is 25% larger.
Tested Blizz Value range is between .65 and 1.15 (1 being the same as unscaled) You can go outside that but be careful!
In Config.wtf:
- SET uiScale "1.0"
In Console:
- /console uiscale 1.0
Acceptable values
- 0.64 up to 8.0 and beyond
- Values lower than 1.0 shrink the size interface. Values higher than 1.0 increase the size of the interface.
- Values lower than 0.64 have no effect