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It's an interesting approach making "just the font" bigger, but that also breaks half the ui in other dev spots that you don't want to make bigger.
Also, for those people saying it doesn't work: Y'all need to start reading descriptions.
If you don't auto exec your resolution change, this won't work. Start paying attention.
Also-er. You should redo this on th new res file, cause its out of date.
There's some parts that were added since release to make it steam deck friendly.
This addon doesn't work for me. I use 3840x2160 DSR on a 1080p monitor.
Cheers man.
autoexec.cfg is there, if it, isn't create a new text file, rename the file extension (.txt) to .cfg, edit it and add the line in the directions. The location of this file is something you could've easily looked up. Instead you downvoted the file and took no intiative to read the description. Shameful.
Edit: If you don't know how to view file extensions, google it.
Edit: the line should be mat_setvideomode 1920 1080 0;mat_setvideomode 1920 1080 1 (OP forgot an underscore.)
Edit: I couldn't get the game to process the second line because the game freezes up momentarily when changing video modes. So what I did was make a new bind that I can toggle it easily. (CHECK NEXT PAGE IF SECOND (CONTINUED) COMMENT ISN'T BELOW THIS ONE, HIT MAX 1000 CHARACTER LIMIT!) Put the following lines in your autoexec.cfg file:
alias toggle-videomode-1 "mat_setvideomode 1920 1080 1; alias toggle-videomode toggle-videomode-0"
alias toggle-videomode "toggle-videomode-0"
(Change to your proper resolution in the lines above, for example, mine is 1600 900.
Then restart the game, open the console and bind a key to the new alias/command we made, I used F4, so what I typed in to the console: bind F4 "toggle-videomode"
You only need to bind a key to the alias/command one time. Simply press whichever key you bound it to once, then wait for the windowed mode to change, then hit it again, with the mod installed the main menu should look similar to the mod screenshots above.
Excellent mod.