I am a programmer who opts to use the built-in Script Editor for coding over something like Rojo + an external editor. I am currently facing serious organizational issues due to a visual bug where lines and tabs will display incorrectly on my work laptop’s screen.
My work Laptop has an uncommon screen resolution of 2560x1600. I use a Scale setting in Windows of 125%. When editing in the Script Editor at this scale, tabs alongside other things will display incorrectly and “bug” out:
I tested that the Scale in Windows was responsible by setting the Scale to 100% and reopening the same script, where everything displays normally. Here is the same script displayed at 100% Windows Scale:
I cannot use 100% scale on this laptop screen because of its small physical size. To demonstrate, here is the Taskbar of this laptop screen at 100% scale compared to my thumbnail (As a woman, my hands are fairly small to begin with:)
This is a reasonably unacceptable workaround, hence the bug report being necessary.
Here is my system information:
OS: Windows 11 Home
CPU: 13th Gen Intel(R) Core™ i7-13700HX
Memory: 32.0 GB
GPU (0): Intel(R) UHD Graphics
GPU (1): NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU
Screen Resolution: 2560x1600
Physical Screen Size: 16.0"
To Reproduce:
Create a new Script in any Studio instance, and lay it out similarly to the script in the provided video. Optionally, enable Rulers under File → StudioSettings → Rulers In Windows Settings, find Display Settings and set Scale to any value above 100% (I use 125% in the provided video.) Close and Re-open the Studio instance and observe changes in how the Script Editor is drawing the text.