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# Debug GUI Scale: A Fabric mod that allows players to modify the Debug menu's scaling independently from the GUI Scale!
Debug GUI Scale is a Fabric mod that allows players to adjust the Debug menu's scale independently of the GUI Scale. Customize the Debug menu's size to your preference without affecting the rest of your game's interface!
**This mod depends on the library mod [Roselib](https://modrinth.com/mod/rose-bush)**!
## ANNOUNCEMENT 9/19/2026:
**DebugGUIScale will likely not be updated to Minecraft versions past 26.2**, This is because Mojang has added [THIS exact feature](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Debug_screen#:~:text=The%20scale,scale,-%2E) in [26.3 Snapshot 4](https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/article/minecraft-26-3-snapshot-4#:~:text=The%20debug%20overlay%20now%20supports%20a%20separate%20GUI%20scale%20than%20the%20rest%20of%20the%20game), Making DebugGUIScale no longer applicable or useful... and simply for the lack of available time and resources.
DebugGUIScale will be ported to lower versions or loaders at some point as i migrate all of my projects over to [Stonecutter](https://stonecutter.kikugie.dev/).
Thanks all for using DebugGUIScale while it lasted!
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## Configuration:
**Simmiliarly to [RemoveAmbientFOV](https://modrinth.com/mod/removeambientfov), The mod integrates directly into Minecraft’s Accessibility Options menu**, exposing two sliders:
* **Debug GUI Scale**
* **"Always" Overlay Scale"**
Each option can be enabled or disabled independently and is saved to a simple JSON config file:
```
.minecraft/config/DebugGUIScale.json
```

ModMenu Configuration (Legacy - Click to expand)
**[ModMenu](https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu) is no longer required to modify DebugGUIScale in favor of the Vanilla Options API Introduced in [Rose Bush 1.3.1](https://modrinth.com/mod/rose-bush/version/1.3.1)**
Support for ModMenu might be dropped in a later release (game drop), DebugGUIScale 1.2 still supports ModMenu and does support the new values added.

All options should be straightforward, so go nuts!
## JSON Instructions (for legacy versions):
**Quick Documentation JSON:**
```
{
"scale": 0.95 // this is the scale, yes it supports decimals up to 2 digits precision.
}
```