Post by jholl016 on May 3, 2018 17:15:31 GMT
I think this is a known issue, but since I didn't see any active threads about it, I figured I'd post here.
It would be great if UI++ could detect the display resolution/density when it first launches and then apply a scaling factor to those UI elements that don't render correctly on high-DPI displays.
I haven't tested every possible control, but the CheckBoxInput regularly gives my guys some trouble. Apparently, on a 15" laptop with a 4k display, the checkbox is so tiny they can barely even see it.
(Not sure why anyone would want a 15" 4k panel, but that's a different discussion for a different forum.)
Anyways, I love this frontend! It has allowed me to do some truly awesome things. Thanks for building and sharing!
It would be great if UI++ could detect the display resolution/density when it first launches and then apply a scaling factor to those UI elements that don't render correctly on high-DPI displays.
I haven't tested every possible control, but the CheckBoxInput regularly gives my guys some trouble. Apparently, on a 15" laptop with a 4k display, the checkbox is so tiny they can barely even see it.
(Not sure why anyone would want a 15" 4k panel, but that's a different discussion for a different forum.)
Anyways, I love this frontend! It has allowed me to do some truly awesome things. Thanks for building and sharing!
