Closed VineST closed 5 years ago
What OS are you using, and where exactly is its 125% UI scaling option?
Not sure why I didn't see this earlier, but this is on Windows 10 with the default scaling from its settings.
I'm a little confused by your wording. Do you mean your OS scaling is on its default setting, and that you weren't making a silly error when talking about a UI scaling setting on your monitor? I've never heard of a UI scaling setting on a monitor, or a monitor setting that could be detected or reacted to by software on the machine itself.
If you did mean that your Windows 10 scaling settings are what's actually on 125%, then you're going to have to tell me exactly where that setting is if you want any help. I am not familiar with where any options are in Windows 10.
I have a high-DPI monitor which, through the Windows settings menu, receives scaled output.
This is what my tracker looks like—you can see the interpolation around the text pretty clearly.
Hi @VineST can you try right clicking on Rebirth Item Tracker.exe
, selecting Properties
-> Compatibility
and checking on the setting for Override high DPI scaling behavior
to Application
The tracker itself has a scale option so if that ends up being too small for you, you can tweak it there.
I wholly never knew that was a feature. Thanks for the heads-up!
When I use this with my monitor (set at 125% UI scaling) the rendered items have a blurry, interpolated look. This makes it pretty difficult to chroma key correctly. Ideally, the window would always render at a 1:1 pixel ratio? Not sure how feasible this would be to correct, but it would be marvelous if possible.