Description
Video
Pay attention to the text that says “Baseplate”.
You know how alphabet soups exist? Letters are everywhere around. Here it is a little bit similar, if you observe you can see that the individual letters move…
Yet, on my end wherever they move to, it is still not perfect, but at least it is a little bit better.
Now, this is suspicious. Why doesn’t this window start with the right “DPI” ?
Re-production Steps
- I don’t know, you need Monitors. Maybe you can try to set your Windows DPI settings to like 125%.
- And then just open a Baseplate and observe the loading window thing
Expected Result
That all Roblox Studio windows use the correct DPI scale at all times, and not “post” later and etc.
Actual Result
It is blurry at the beginning, then when the place loaded a little bit, it is less blurry.
The Qt Windows didn’t do that. It is acting strange. And if it is acting strange we can’t call it “Next Gen” yet. What is “Next Gen” about this all if the “strange” thing has not been discovered and fixed yet?