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- AKAD4M May 2017
- jeremydouglass May 2017
Processing too small for HD screen
Hey, i'm using a 3840x2160 display and processing is just too small, i can't see anything unless I'm really close to the screen. I've searched for solutions everywhere but none seemed to know how to solve this issue. Can you please help? P.S. This issue happens solely when I use Ubuntu (even though the scaling on everything else is fine). I have processing on Windows 10 and it scales just fine. Thank you for your time.
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Do you mean the sketch output is too small (try using
scale()orpixelDensity()) or do you mean that the fonts in the editor are to small (try changing the font size in File > Preferences) ... or something else?I was fiddling around with it yesterday and figured out how to fix it from the preferences file, and everything is working fine now except for the top bar (file, edit, sketch, etc.) which is still tiny, but i can manage i guess. Thank you