OSRTT Launcher Can't Display Correctly.

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OSRTT (Open Source Response time tool) is a complete LCD monitor response time testing solution made as easy and accessible as possible.

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OSRTT Launcher Can't Display Correctly. #4

Open gomme1123 opened 1 year ago

gomme1123 commented 1 year ago

Describe the bug Run OSRTT Launcher and can't see the program display correctly.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Run OSRTT Launcher V3.8
Can' adjust the application size and some portion of the program can't be seen.

Expected behavior Fully display the program or enable application resize function.

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

OS: Windows 10
Version V3.8
Display - NB dell latitude 5491, 1366x768, 60Hz, builtin panel.

Additional context Tried on others desktop has same problem.

Supporting Files N/A

andymanic commented 1 year ago

To clarify a few things:

With the screenshot you provided, only the text-wrapping seems to be off. The actual functions of the program should still work fine.
I'm working on making Windows scaling not mess with the window and feature size as that's causing a lot of issues especially on Windows 11 right now. I'm hoping to have that sorted in the next update, but I'm having trouble recreating the 'broken' state to then test fixes. Since I can't offer a solution right now I'll leave the issue open.

Vanri115 commented 1 year ago

Hi. I'm still having nearly same issue on v4.0 so I figured post some of screenshots if it may help. My problem is not on home menu but with heatmaps. 0-001-ZOWIE-XL-LCD-360-DP this is with Windows 10 Home ver.22H2. not sure what else to address so if you could give me a direction I will dig in more.

andymanic commented 1 year ago

Hi. I'm still having nearly same issue on v4.0 so I figured post some of screenshots if it may help. My problem is not on home menu but with heatmaps. this is with Windows 10 Home ver.22H2. not sure what else to address so if you could give me a direction I will dig in more.

Windows scaling is the bane of my life at the moment. It looks like it's only scaling in the vertical dimension though which is even weirder! If you can have a play with the scaling settings in Windows and see if that changes it's layout, that would be great. I'll keep hunting for how to stop Windows changing the aspect ratio of everything.

Vanri115 commented 1 year ago

okay, I tried these.

disabling one monitor (since I use dual display)
High DPI settings
Changing around text, App scaling and resolution no luck so far.