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3D/World render is incorrect on OS X #2

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opened 2021-02-23 01:03:58 -05:00 by Substitute · 1 comment
Substitute commented 2021-02-23 01:03:58 -05:00
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Main menu renders find, World seems to render at double resolution (example: 4k instead of 1080p) on OSX Big Sur.

Possible issue relating to Retina?

Main menu renders find, World seems to render at double resolution (example: 4k instead of 1080p) on OSX Big Sur. Possible issue relating to Retina?
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Substitute commented 2021-02-23 21:07:46 -05:00
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This is certainly a Retina bug due to the high dpi rendering.
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a8e005e080
This bug is specific to the render engine and not the game itself.

This is certainly a Retina bug due to the high dpi rendering. Fixed at https://github.com/SubstituteR/librw/commit/a8e005e0800ca41f3a9f2aeb7a698bb88b67d57a This bug is specific to the render engine and not the game itself.
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