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text-zoom in browser lowers image quality of textures

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  • 2022-07-12 at 12:49 pm #54068
    Pascal
    Customer

    As you may see in the pictures attached, the default browser functionality of text-zoom (via CTRL+ +/ CTRL+ -) has an negative effect on the resolution of displayed images/textures.
    I tested this in FF and Chromium on Ubuntu and FF and Chrome on Win10 with Verge3D 4.0.1

    When I zoom the text 400% up like in my example, the images get very low-res.

    In my opinion, text, icons and html elements should be scalable without changing the images resolution.

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    2022-07-12 at 2:34 pm #54073
    Mikhail Luzyanin
    Staff

    Scaling happens on browser side not on the engine. We can nothing to do with this.

    Co-founder and lead graphics specialist at Soft8Soft.

    2022-07-12 at 2:50 pm #54074
    kdv
    Participant
    Pascal wrote:

    When I zoom the text 400% up like in my example, the images get very low-res.

    pressing CTRL +/- you change the pixel ratio for the whole page

    Puzzles and JS. Fast and expensive.

    If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of meaning at all.

    2022-07-12 at 5:50 pm #54079
    Pascal
    Customer
    kdv wrote:

    pressing CTRL +/- you change the pixel ratio for the whole page

    Indeed, thank you for pointing this out. It leads to the idea that I could compensate the change in pixel ratio by raising the value of the screen scale …? :scratch:

    Mikhail Luzyanin wrote:

    We can nothing to do with this.

    2022-07-12 at 6:47 pm #54080
    kdv
    Participant
    Pascal wrote:

    It leads to the idea that I could compensate the change in pixel ratio by raising the value of the screen scale

    Yes, you can. And that even works )))

    p.s. Many mobile devices has their own native pixel ratio different from 1…

    Puzzles and JS. Fast and expensive.

    If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of meaning at all.

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