Custom Display, UI, Font, or DPI Scaling Percentage for 1080p monitors

Custom Display, UI, Font, or DPI Scaling Percentage for 1080p monitors

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Custom Display, UI, Font, or DPI Scaling Percentage for 1080p monitors

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How do you specify the scaling percentage for all of the menus, UI, etc for Autodesk Fusion? Googling around and looking in the forums only tells me how to enable "High DPI Application Scaling" or "High DPI scaling override" but with no way of actually changing the scale to, let's say, 120% or 150% for example. This feature is a necessity for people with smaller monitors.

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@itd170130 Hello, do you still need help with this question?

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Risa.Oram
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My response assumes you're on a Windows PC...

 

While this doesn't answer your question about the Fusion UI scaling directly, a potential workaround on a Windows PC could be to adjust your display settings (scale and layout) and downsample your screen resolution/size. Then, you could also try combining that with Windows accessibility "Ease of Access" magnifier feature (lens, because you can adjust it to the box dimensions you want and also have it follow your cursor or other options).

 

Huge caveat...I've not tried this in practice in Fusion, so I don't know if it will make you super dizzy, but seems like it may work. I've had similar issues in other software programs where the UI menus take up too much of my screen's limited real estate, so I feel your pain and hope you find a solution soon.

more info: Use Magnifier to make things on the screen easier to see - Microsoft Support.