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Submitted byAnonymouson06-20-201509:06 AM
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Support scaling at 250% (and higher?)
I'm using a Dell M3800 workstation with a 4K touchscreen. The default scaling is 250%. I know you guys support 200% but if I change my computer settings for that it makes all my programs (including Fusion) run too small, but Fusion360 is very distorted/unreadable at 250%.
We have been chasing this problem for some time and have very recently had some progress. We understand what is going wrong and what needs to be done to fix it and have even been able to confirm on high dpi devices that it is working as expected. Unfortunately getting this into an update ( expected Windows behaviors are not working as expected ) has been problematic and we are in the last mile of debugging. We are close but as of yet I can't confirm when.
The work around was working for me, and isn't anymore. I've got the manifest file in with Fusion360.exe, just as it was before, but it is no longer working...
I have a 2K monitor which defaults to 125% scaling. When I run Fusion 360, Windows 10 automatically upscales the entire window. Unfortunately, this makes everything look blurry. The only way to solve the blurriness is to disable high-dpi scaling, but that would make all the UI elements look tiny and hard to read.
It would be ideal if Fusion 360 was high-dpi-aware and performed its own scaling. If the icon graphics aren't available at larger sizes, then upscaling them would suffice, even if they look blurry. For me, it is most important to have sharp UI text that is large enough to be legible.
