[solved] example request , canvas scale - camera - pixel perfect - simplified

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Re: [solved] example request , canvas scale - camera - pixel perfect - simplified

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Re: example request , canvas scale - camera - pixel perfect - simplified

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darkfrei wrote: Wed Mar 02, 2022 10:05 am
gcmartijn wrote: Wed Mar 02, 2022 10:01 am Is it better to use this in my case? Don't know what it does exactly.

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    t.window.usedpiscale = false -- Enable automatic DPI scaling (boolean)
    t.window.highdpi = false -- Enable high-dpi mode for the window on a Retina display (boolean)
I think that it has no effect by upscaled canvases.
I know this is an older thread, but it is important to know for others that are reading this topic that you need to set

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    t.window.highdpi = true -- Enable high-dpi mode for the window on a Retina display (boolean)
I'm using a Mac M1 with love 11.5 and when I was moving the camera to the left and I see some glitches when t.window.highdpi = false.

This one is not needed (I hope).
To say it simple, when you set this one to true, you get a super small font because it is using the super high resolution that the Mac is using.

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    t.window.usedpiscale = false -- Enable automatic DPI scaling (boolean)

-- this is now unreadable small
    love.graphics.print("FPS: " .. tostring(love.timer.getFPS()), 10, 10)
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