I'd do a test but resizing everything for a test on every scene and running it might take a moment so perhaps someone knows in the meantime?
Currently my base canvas resolution is 1920x1080 and I rescale on the video settings to 1664x936, is there anyway to see how many resources are being used for this, perhaps someone has a ballpark figure on it because I'm wondering if it's better to just have the base resolution at 1664x936 regardless as surely rescaling affects the image quality?
It's not something I've seen recommended in any guides and such that I've watched over the years but it seems like it makes sense to have the base canvas the correct size rather than scaling.
I run a two PC setup if this is relevant.
Currently my base canvas resolution is 1920x1080 and I rescale on the video settings to 1664x936, is there anyway to see how many resources are being used for this, perhaps someone has a ballpark figure on it because I'm wondering if it's better to just have the base resolution at 1664x936 regardless as surely rescaling affects the image quality?
It's not something I've seen recommended in any guides and such that I've watched over the years but it seems like it makes sense to have the base canvas the correct size rather than scaling.
I run a two PC setup if this is relevant.