G1axInventoryScale

G1axInventoryScale

Scale inventory screens independently from Minecraft’s GUI scale.

Minecraft only lets you change the size of the entire interface. If you want larger chests but don’t want oversized chat, hotbar, or menus, you’re out of luck.

G1axInventoryScale solves that by scaling inventory and container screens separately while leaving the rest of the game’s UI untouched.

The mod is completely client-side, requires no server installation, and works anywhere Fabric mods are supported.

Features

• Scale inventory and container screens from 0.5x to 8.0x
• Scale item tooltips separately from 0.5x to 2.0x
• Changes apply immediately without restarting the game
• Simple configuration menu using YACL
• Client-side only
• Compatible with vanilla servers
• Built-in compatibility for Blur and Controlify

Supported Screens

The container scale affects almost every screen that extends Minecraft’s handled screen system, including:

• Player Inventory
• Creative Inventory
• Chests
• Barrels
• Shulker Boxes
• Ender Chests
• Furnaces
• Blast Furnaces
• Smokers
• Crafting Tables
• Smithing Tables
• Looms
• Stonecutters
• Anvils
• Brewing Stands
• Beacons
• Villager Trading
• Hoppers
• Dispensers
• Droppers
• Cartography Tables
• Grindstones
• Enchanting Tables
• Modded container screens

Configuration

Container Scale

Controls the size of inventory and container screens.

Range:

0.5x → 8.0x

Default:

1.0x

Very large values can make interfaces extend beyond your monitor. If that happens, simply lower the scale.

Tooltip Scale

Controls the size of item tooltips.

Range:

0.5x → 2.0x

Default:

1.0x

Configuration is saved automatically to:

.minecraft/config/g1axinventoryscale.json

Requirements

• Minecraft 1.21.11
• Fabric Loader 0.18.4+
• Java 21+
• Fabric API
• YACL (Yet Another Config Lib)

Optional:

• Mod Menu

Compatibility

Blur

Background blur effects continue to render correctly while container scaling is enabled.

Controlify

Virtual cursor positioning is adjusted automatically so controller navigation remains accurate.

If you discover a compatibility issue with another mod, feel free to open an issue.

Installation

1. Install Fabric Loader.
2. Install Fabric API.
3. Install YACL.
4. Place all downloaded .jar files inside your .minecraft/mods folder.
5. Launch Minecraft.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this need to be installed on the server?

No.

The mod only changes how inventory screens are rendered on your client.

Can I use this in a modpack?

Yes.

The project is licensed under CC0, so you’re free to include it in public or private modpacks.

Why isn’t the configuration screen showing?

Make sure YACL is installed.

If you’re using Mod Menu, the configuration button will appear there automatically.

Some inventories don’t fit on my screen.

Reduce the container scale until everything fits comfortably. Extremely high values are intended for accessibility and large displays.

Does this reduce FPS?

No noticeable performance impact should occur. The mod only applies rendering transformations to handled screens.

License

Licensed under CC0 1.0 Universal.

You are free to use, modify, redistribute, and include this project in modpacks without attribution.

Credits

Developed by g1.ax

Powered by:

• Fabric
• Fabric API
• YACL
• Sponge Mixin
• MixinExtras
• MixinConstraints