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[Solved] 3DCoat on 4k monitor is blurry


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hello,

I just bought a 4K laptop with 10th generation nvidia, every 3d and 2d program looks sharp and and clear like Blender and Gimp, 3Dcoat is so blurry, fuzzy and hurts my eyes, I have to disaple windows scaling to make it look sharp but the UI becomes very very small, I dont want to change any windows scaling because all programs look sharp and have options of dpi except 3dcoat, any clues ?

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I have similar problem and in driver settings is the same suggesting option. All fonts looks blurry, in windows 125% scaling ui. 

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Edit > Preferences > Theme 

Changing Font size (to avoid scaling windows UI 125%) helps ?

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Nope, at all sizes it looks blurry, only at 100% scaling it looks sharp. windows 10 17763

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I don't use HiDPI display, i have 43" 4k monitor what have similar PPI as ordinal HD monitors - i have 104 PPI 0.24 mm size of pixel. I can use it in 100% but as monitor is bigger i can't sit in the same distance as 1080 screens so i sit a bit back and change scaling to 125%. 3ds max, photoshop etc looks sharp, only 3d coat looks blurry except very old programs what do not support scaling. I found 3d coat fonts even at old monitor also not good and sharp

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Maybe will help for other users. 

I solve this via disabling windows scaling in shortcut preference of 3d coat (needs latest windows 10 build i believe), and increasing font size in 3d coat preference

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