Using override “System(Enhanced)” is absolutely not a solution, as it does pixel-level downscaling and ends up in ugly, blurred UI fonts. NoGo!
On my side(Windows 10) with a 4k screen @168dpi, which requires a 150% scaling on this display, Paraview 5.9 as well as 5.10 RC is quite overscaled without furhter actions.
Please compare Window tile font or standard Settings window with Paraview UI fonts/icons.
Therefore, I’m currently setting compatibility hidpi scaling override to “Application” and use env variables QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0 or (legacy) QT_FONT_DPI to avoid exagerated UI scaling and maintain crital clear UI fonts.
But I don’t like this approach, as I need to use a wrapper around Paraview. I cannot set any of these these variables on system levels, because a lot of other Qt apps are affected in an unfavourable manner.
Is there a way to use local Qt config files inside the paraview installation, or applications specific settings (e.g. registry) to get this UI scaling fixed without affecting other Qt apps or using a wrapper process like cmd.exe (with annoying window, etc.)?
Regards,
Toby
PS: Using QT_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTORS or QT_SCALE_FACTOR seems to generate some artefacts at fonts and icons. Pixel-level scaling post original render???
Using the two env variables listed above seems to avoid this. And once icon size is fixed, fonts can be readjusted with the paraview setting to override UI font size (instad of system default)