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About this mod
Toggle all HUD on/off with a single key press in Hogwarts Legacy
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This mod simply allows you to quickly toggle all HUD elements on/off with a single key press (Caps Lock by default, but this can be changed).
Along with toggling HUD elements, it'll also toggle off the depth of field effect that occurs while in the "T" menu, this way you can effectively pause the game with that menu, then toggle the HUD off and take a screenshot during an "action" moment (see my screenshots above for an example).
There are two additional key toggles you can use, F5 toggles all HUD except for outlines, and F6 toggles only outlines, nothing else.
WHAT YOU NEED:
While in-game press the Home key to bring up the ReShade UI, go to the "Add-ons" tab, and select "Edit" under ShaderToggler to pick a new hotkey. Click "OK", then "OK" again, then finally "Save all Toggle Groups".
A huge thank you to Frans Bouma, the creator of ShaderToggler! This wouldn't have been possible without them.
Along with toggling HUD elements, it'll also toggle off the depth of field effect that occurs while in the "T" menu, this way you can effectively pause the game with that menu, then toggle the HUD off and take a screenshot during an "action" moment (see my screenshots above for an example).
There are two additional key toggles you can use, F5 toggles all HUD except for outlines, and F6 toggles only outlines, nothing else.
WHAT YOU NEED:
- Nothing except my .zip file! I've updated it to include all required files, including ReShade.
- Extract the contents of my Toggle HUD for Hogwarts Legacy.zip into your game's installation folder, afterward you should have a few new files and a reshade-shaders folder under steamapps\common\Hogwarts Legacy\Phoenix\Binaries\Win64.
- Boot up the game and use Caps Lock to toggle the HUD on/off
While in-game press the Home key to bring up the ReShade UI, go to the "Add-ons" tab, and select "Edit" under ShaderToggler to pick a new hotkey. Click "OK", then "OK" again, then finally "Save all Toggle Groups".
A huge thank you to Frans Bouma, the creator of ShaderToggler! This wouldn't have been possible without them.