To see things well, Ive set a 200 upscaling in the Windows. Inside the Display settings, you will see a short paragraph with certain portions linked to other features so that they are easier to open. I got the chance to test Paraview on a 3840x2160 32 display using a Windows 10 machine. Step 2: After opening the product page, you. Here is how to do that: Step 1: Navigate to the manufacturers website and find the model number of the mouse. The results will show the Display group of settings. Finding the mouses specifications and looking at the dimensions recorded by the manufacturer itself is the most accurate way to check the CPI / DPI of a mouse. Note: Plug-in GUI windows will appear small when using this method. The trick to doing this lies with the Control Panel desktop app. tick “Disable display scaling on high-DPI settings”.right-click on the Live shortcut in the Start Menu and choose 'Properties' from the list.Live 9 does not have proper high-DPI support therefore Live 9's GUI may appear blurry or out-of-focus if the Windows Zoom settings are set to anything other than 100% (Windows 7) or something other than “Smaller” (Windows 10, 8) Right click on the plug-in the Live Browser and deselect 'Auto-Scale Plugin Window'. Right click on the plug-in title bar and deselect 'Auto-Scale Plugin Window'.Ģ. This scaling method, which produces really good results. This feature does not apply to VST3 devices, which are auto-scaled by default).ġ. Fortunately, recent Windows 10 versions provide tremendous improvements regarding scaling for GDI apps.

Auto Scale Plug-in WindowĬertain HiDPI plug-ins may require you to manually disable scaling (via the context menu) in order to use them on HiDPI screens.

This can be toggled in the Preferences under Look/Feel → Enable HiDPI mode. Live has High-DPI support for Windows 10 computers by default.

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