Interface Scaling Mod

by Mgamerz (Owner of ME3Tweaks.com)

This mod scales up PC platform-specific HUD elements, such as the PC Power Wheel (Command HUD), atlas, subtitles, main HUD, MP HUD, and others. This mod will make the game much easier to use on high resolution displays (such as 4K) and on displays at a distance (like a TV). It scales up interfaces to the size they were on consoles, which is natively set to 720p. A few adjustments are made to make them more PC friendly.

This mod works with both singleplayer and multiplayer.

It is not compatible with the ANY Controller Support mod.

SP Controller Support already scales, and the MP Controller Support mod has a scaling version available.

You need Retaliation DLC to scale up the reticle and fix the collector’s swarm overlay in MP.

If you don’t play multiplayer or have Retaliation DLC installed, you can ignore the message Mod Manager will show when installing the mod. This mod is the equivalent of the UI scaling done in Singleplayer Native Controller Support, except done for PC interfaces.

See the difference! These are images of the game at 3200x1800.

Stock ME3 (Click here for full size):

This mod (+Interface Scaling Add-On) (Click here for full size)

Drag and drop this mod’s download onto Mod Manager to import it into Mod Manager.

Apply the mod to install it.

Uninstall this mod by going to 'Manage Target' and restoring the following:

Remove DLC_MOD_InterfaceScaling

Modified basegame files: BIOP_MP_Common.pcc, Startup.pcc

Modified SFAR Archives: RETALIATION, TESTPATCH

This mod no longer requires generating a GUI Compatibility pack.

The ALOT texture mod pack is a common addition to this mod. ALOT must be installed AFTER all other mods are

installed as it will update installed mods with new textures. Installing updates to any mods

(both mod manager and non-mod manager) will require you to restore to vanilla and install the updates.

This mod is connected to the ME3Tweaks mod updater service. Mod Manager will notify you of updates to this mod and prompt you to download and update the mod as new updates are released. Install the mod afterwards to use the new update.

If you're having an issue, make sure you submit a Mod Manager diagnostics log.