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I have a 4k screen which I run at 175% in Windows.
For example, if I want to have a window of 1/4 the width and 1/4 the height of my screen in the bottom right corner, I would expect that I need to use these parameters:
WWidth=960 ;1/4 of 3840WHeight=540 ;1/4 of 2160WX=2880 ;3840-960WY=1620 ;2160-540
In fact, I need to divide these values with my scale factor of 1.75 to get to the values that yield the desired outcome, which are:
WWidth=549
WHeight=309
WX=1646
WY=926
If I set the high DPI compatibility settings of the application like shown in the screenshot below, the above mentioned actual values can be used. I don't know if this is a lot of effort, but I think it would be good to check for the screens' scaling factor on startup.
Thanks a lot!
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Hi,
I have a 4k screen which I run at 175% in Windows.
For example, if I want to have a window of 1/4 the width and 1/4 the height of my screen in the bottom right corner, I would expect that I need to use these parameters:
In fact, I need to divide these values with my scale factor of 1.75 to get to the values that yield the desired outcome, which are:
If I set the high DPI compatibility settings of the application like shown in the screenshot below, the above mentioned actual values can be used. I don't know if this is a lot of effort, but I think it would be good to check for the screens' scaling factor on startup.
Thanks a lot!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: