Optimize UI for 800 by 600

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layarion

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I know there is a .ini to change the settings so this might get put on the back-burner, but if i set my desktop to 800 by 600 to avoid down-scaling on windows 10 i can't hit the apply button when changing the settings in the Video sidebar.

I tried moving the window up, but for some reason trying to move it at all just causes it to instantly move off screen.

I would say the window is is a few pixels too long, probably because of the windows bar at the top of every window.

Just glad there is a .ini file to get around this, though it doesn't matter much in this specific case.

7 Days to Die seems to use raster HD graphics for their UI...i say this because even when i disable scaling on my GPU the UI still looks like blurry shit when i lower the resolution.
 
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layarion

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dodgepong said:
Why in heaven's name are you running at 800x600
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DoAGoldeneye said:
"to avoid down-scaling on windows 10" he said it right there!

But I don't know what he means by that either...
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The short answer: OBS's Settings > Video > Output makes my video blurry. No matter the setting, 1080 down-scaled to whatever never looks as good as recording at the targeted resolution.

Longer: I make how-to video, and for those i want my images to look their best. The 32 and other sample features of OBS produces a blurry image when you compare them side by side. Why 800by600? not all my games go higher than that, and frankly I don't like editing out the black space OBS adds in those situations.
 
dodgepong

dodgepong

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So set your OBS base resolution to 800x600, no need to change your native resolution to 800x600.
 
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layarion

Member
but thanks, made my life a lot easier. I was seriously looking up how to make batch files to change my desktop resolution.
 
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