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High DPI primary screen to low DPI secondary-screen clipping #95

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alexis-airwallex opened this issue Jun 25, 2021 · 3 comments
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@alexis-airwallex
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When your primary monitor is high DPI the animations in low DPI secondary screen creates odd clipped bitmaps/gifs that look like they would work if the monitor had the same DPI as the primary monitor. Sheep and other animations appear correct on the primary monitor but brutally clipped in Lower DPI screens
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@dev-greene
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I'm experiencing the same issue. Although I have 3 different resolutions, it only appears correctly on the Primary display.

3840x2160 (primary/middle monitor)
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1920 x 1200 (left monitor)
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1200 x 1920 (right monitor)
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@InsanityMoose
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Same-ish? When I run at 125% display scale on my primary monitor (2560x1440), and 100% on my secondary (1920x1200), the sheep are clipping on the secondary monitor. If I set the scale to 125% on both, there is no clipping on secondary. If I set scale to 100% on both, both are clipping. If I start the application with both monitors at 100% scaling, there is no clipping.

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