WebGL Renderer Blurry
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@shedletsky Mark the "show WebGL metrics" checkbox in the right panel.
By the way, if you have zooming enabled in your browser, try setting it back to 100%.
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The interesting thing is that this machine has an nVidia 980M in it, but WebGL is using the integrated card. This is Chrome on Windows 10.
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After some more research, I think I have the issue outlined here:
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@shedletsky Yes, it is described in the top of this thread. So, if you switch to NVIDIA, the issue is solved?
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@artch yes it is much better if I manually tell nVidia to use graphics hardware to draw graphics. #Windows10
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Sorry I have been preoccupied and unable to respond.
I got a chance to look at it today, and whilst I am sure it is better than before, when comparing to my screen shot above, it is still noticeably less crisp than the legacy graphics. However, that said, with the updates, and new options I can get it to a state where I'm really quite happy with it. So consider me appeased!
It seems as if the text is a lot clearer now which was one of my major pain points. If something was done there, cheers! Perhaps it was just something not up to date on my client, if so, apologies. Rookie mistake.
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@shedletsky @trebbettes OK glad to hear. One last thing - we've added
devicePixelRatiometric in the latest update, could you please check what is the value in your case?
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Is the pixel ratio the aspect ratio of the pixels? On my screen it should be 1, but I get 1.1
I'm very sensitive to circles not being round. There doesn't seem to be any stretching going on visually.
Zoomed in:
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@shedletsky
devicePixelRatio=1.1means you have 110% scale in your browser settings. Better to make it 100% since our engine cannot guarantee precise sprite rendering with floating pointdevicePixelRatio, best results are with 1, 2, 3, etc.
