Need Skyrim Hud Fix for 2560x1600 screen

[GhostLeader007]

I can't for the life of me get Skyrim to work on my portable monitor. It is 2560x1600 I'm not even sure what the right aspect ratio should be but I've called reddit forums and others and followed the steps but it still won't work! Really need help with this!

[dexter]

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/1778?tab=description
could try this mod. Don't know if it'll work with your specific resolution though.

[GhostLeader007]

Originally posted by dexter:

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/1778?tab=description
could try this mod. Don't know if it'll work with your specific resolution though.

I'll give it a try! I'm willing to try anything at this point

[GhostLeader007]

Originally posted by dexter:

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/1778?tab=description
could try this mod. Don't know if it'll work with your specific resolution though.

No dice! I can't even get it to show correctly in regular 1920x1080... Guess it's just not possible on this monitor. From what I understand it should be 16:10 ratio but still can't fix it

[sdack]

Check that your Documents folder is writeable. There could be an issue with the launcher not being able to create the .ini files there.

If you have an Nvidia card can you try using GeForce Experience and let it optimise the settings for you. It will adjust them for your monitor and graphics card. Alternatively, if you prefer to have more control over the settings, then use BethINI, which is a stand-alone application that gives you control over every parameter of the .ini files:

https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/4875

[xybolt]

Originally posted by GhostLeader007:

... on my portable monitor. It is 2560x1600...

that's a quite unusual ratio, a :10. Most UI mods are focused on :9 ones. Then the game itself do have support for :3

The UI may appear a bit stretched in the height dimension if you try to set it literally using BethINI or tweak the ini yourself.

Did you have opted to use 16:9 instead? Granted, it may produce black bars but if that works, you have something as backup if there's no solution for :10 ones. This depends of your graphic card console. At NVIDIA, you can configure it at display ("adjust size and position"), use "aspect ratio" as scaling mode. Then use "GPU" when performing scaling.