idelww
March 4, 2025, 2:13am
#1
I wanted to make this a bug report so that the correct team can see it.Roblox renders at lower resolution ”, because my game renders at a very low resolution (this only includes the 3D aspects of the game, UIs are untouched and render at the perfect resolution)
The way I started my game was through the browser variant of Roblox
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(I didn’t include browser infromation and direct links as they seem irelevant in this situation, and this happens in all experiences.)
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Quick question, are you using 100% windows scaling?
If not, they’re working on it.
Description Of Issue:
At high resolutions with high display scaling, Roblox seems to lose visual quality and become NOTICEABLY (you’d have to look a bit) blurry.
Steps to Reproduce:
Set windows resolution scale to higher than 100%
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Join a game, observe how blurry it is compared to it being set to 100%.
Extra Information:
This seems to be MUCH more apparent when text such as a SurfaceGUI is on the screen, but does affect other things. You will also …
If you want a quick fix, set DFFlagDisableDPIScale to true.
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idelww
March 4, 2025, 2:18am
#3
Yes I was. I will try that tomorrow if the bug isn’t fixed by then as I just closed my pc, but thanks for letting me know about that.
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gelkros
March 4, 2025, 4:12am
#4
Thanks very much for reporting. We believe we’ve identified the problem and fixed it. If you are still seeing this issue after restarting, please let us know. Thank you again and apologies for the trouble.
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the problem is still happening for me, even after shutting down and powering on my computer again
idelww
March 4, 2025, 12:14pm
#6
Thank you so much, it seems that the problem is fixed, my game looks good again!
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tehls
March 4, 2025, 2:26pm
#7
is this fixed? my game still looks extremely blurry when compared to my friends client (as of making this post it remains the same)
Hi @tehls
The issue should be fixed now. If you are still seeing lower resolution images then maybe it is similar to this?
Quick question, are you using 100% windows scaling?
If not, they’re working on it.
If you want a quick fix, set DFFlagDisableDPIScale to true.
tehls
March 4, 2025, 7:09pm
#9
uninstall, pc restart and reinstall fixed now
Happy it is resolved now. Thanks for letting us know!
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