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LDCad HDPI Screen Resolution Windows 10 - Manfred Kern - 2016-01-24 Hello, I love this LDCad. But with Windows 10 I always need to reduce screen resolution in order to see the menu text in LDCad. I am using a Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro notebook. Standard and recommend screen resolution: 3200 x 1800. Is there a trick or a setting, so that LDCad plays nice together with High Resolution Screens (sometimes also called 4K). Thx, Manfred Re: LDCad HDPI Screen Resolution Windows 10 - Roland Melkert - 2016-01-24 You can change the font sizes by editing %appdata%\LDCad\gui\default\main.gui See also http://www.melkert.net/LDCad/tech/gui But it doesn't work great for all text's yet, I'll try to improve this for the 1.6 version. I've played around a bit and below seems a working configuration (making most things 1.5 - 2 times bigger). Just replace the fonts section in main.gui with it. You are free to tweak it more of course. Code: startMenu_cap=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,64
startMenu_recentCap=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,40
startMenu_recentItem=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,36
menu_capS1=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,40
menu_capS2=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,32
menu_itemS1=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,32
menu_itemS2=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,24
menu_sepCapS1=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,24
menu_sepCapS2=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,20
menuBar_item=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,22
bin_viewNr=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,36
bin_viewCap=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,20
colorBin_menuItemCap=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,20
colorBin_pageInfo=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,20
partBin_search=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,20
partBin_syncMsg=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,32
partBin_partCntS1=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,20
partBin_partCntS2=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,24
guiLabel_defCap=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,36
guiLabel_insNestSFCap=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,28
editSesPanel_tabCap=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,28
editSesPanel_opt=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,28
editSesPanel_cur=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,28
compass_text=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,36
angleInfoPanel_text=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,36
selInfoPanel_text=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,36
partInfoPanel_textS1=DejaVuSansMono,FreeMono,cour,FreeSans,36
partInfoPanel_textS2=DejaVuSansMono,FreeMono,cour,FreeSans,28
partInfoPanel_textS3=DejaVuSansMono,FreeMono,cour,FreeSans,20
docInfoPanel_cap=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,36
docInfoPanel_text=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,28
animationPanel_pos=DejaVuSans,FreeSans,verdana,36
sourceWin_text=DejaVuSansMono,FreeMono,cour,FreeSans,24Re: LDCad HDPI Screen Resolution Windows 10 - Manfred Kern - 2016-01-25 Hi Roland, Thank you. Looks much better. I do not need to change screen resolution anymore. I will look, if I can tweak it a little more. Especially the text in the menu bar. But for now, problem solved Manfred Re: LDCad HDPI Screen Resolution Windows 10 - Roland Melkert - 2016-01-25 The menubar text is currently limited to the height of the icons. I'll try to add a 'double sized gui' option scaling everything (including the icons etc) by a factor of 2 without the need to edit the gui files. |