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Here is a fix for my problems described below:
Setting krita.exe's Properties -> Compatibility -> Change High DPI Settings -> "Use this setting to fix scaling... DPI when I signed in to Windows" toggled on, allows Krita to ignore Window's overall scaling. I can then use Hi-DPI support within Krita as intended.
Last edited by WildPainted on Mon Jul 15, 2019 5:19 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Well, obviously your problem is the converse of https://docs.krita.org/en/KritaFAQ.html ... dpi-screen, so maybe try to switch that off?
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Thanks for the reply boudewijn.
Turning Windows scaling to 100% does fix it as I mentioned, but then the rest of the OS & my apps become far too tiny. It isn't convenient to turn it on/off each time I use Krita. I did find a work around, however. Setting krita.exe's Properties -> Compatibility -> Change High DPI Settings -> "Use this setting to fix scaling... DPI when I signed in to Windows" toggled on, allows Krita to ignore Window's overall scaling. I can then use Hi-DPI support within Krita as intended. The other behaviors in trying to discover this setting were a bit weird, but that's probably a fault of how Win10 handles things more than anything! |
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