MacOS 13.1 - High DPI scaling doesnt work

[Loop0007]

Hi there, since version 2020.39 for Mac the whole interface doesnt scale on high DPI monitors. Im using an MBP M1 Max (macos 13.1) with a 4k monitor and the interface is very small. Using the font scale doesnt work. Last version that worked fine was 2022.33. Please advise.

Thanks

 

 

Edited December 22, 2022 by Loop0007

[rabbitsinmyairlock]

Same problem here. MacBook Pro, M1 Max, MacOS 12.6, 5k Studio Display.
Font Size set to "Extra large". Left: 2022.39 Right: 2022.55 (and all the versions in between)

It's really close to be unsuable for me and my eyes :/ Any kind of help would be awesome.

[Carlosan]

Issue reported, thanks

[SERGYI]

Go to 3DCoat > Edit > Preferences > Theme > Font Size = Extra large > Apply
Please report the result directly to my email: "sergkryzh AT gmail DOT com". Maybe there will be a need to limit HiDPI scaling.

[SERGYI]

Just now I have rebuilt and re-uploaded 2022.57 for macOS: https://pilgway.com/~sergyi/links-macOS.html
macOS HiDPI scale has been limited to "2.0"

[SERGYI]

For displays with extremely high resolutions (like Studio Display with resolution 5K x 3K) starting from "3DCoat 2022.57" for macOS (that has been updated again today) there is a feature that upscales "3DCoat" interface by macOS global scale factor (on my MacBook Pro it is always 2.0) when the height of the window is above 2000 pixels. This feature retains the sharpness of the geometry in the viewport. It upscales just the interface to make it bigger. Just don't forget to select "Extra large" font in "3DCoat > Edit > Preferences > Theme > Font Size".

[Carlosan]

New for version 2022.58:

- macOS > automatic "Upscale interface on HiDPI to make text larger"
- macOS > 3DCoat > Edit > Preferences > Theme > Upscale interface on HiDPI to make text larger
- Limiting macOS HiDPI scale to "2.0"