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This is not super important, but I'd like to understand what is going on... At work I have access to a Windows machine with a high-density and P3D is comming very small. P3D (this comes up very small on screen) Regular renderer |
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Yes, that is rather odd. What is the Display Scaling set to? I've noticed when it is set to something other than 100% some things were not quite right. I believe this is a Processing 4 thing that introduced some features for Windows high density displays. We might need to open an issue for this. |
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Cool, I think it is set to 250%... |
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There's supposed to be a way for Processing to detect that setting and adjust accordingly. You shouldn't be required to set the scaling to 100%. I think there is something that Processing or perhaps the Processing IDE does that py5 is not also doing to detect this setting and adjust. I remember reading about it in the release notes and thinking I should investigate more but there were other more pressing issues at the time. |
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Yes, that is rather odd. What is the Display Scaling set to? I've noticed when it is set to something other than 100% some things were not quite right. I believe this is a Processing 4 thing that introduced some features for Windows high density displays. We might need to open an issue for this.