GUI scaling #28
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Would love this commit happen, at the moment on 3840:2160 monitor its unusable |
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I've successfully compiled oxefmsynth with |
no. I've enlarged the skin files with |
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The UI is great but too small (on my 1600x900@20″). The problem should be even bigger with HiDPI screens. So here is a simple patch that multiply every thing by the constant
GUI_SCALEdefined insrc/synth/constants.h. Can only be an integer (1, 2, 3, ...), 1 being the actual size 633x437. Of course, you have to scale the images of your theme accordingly. Only tested on xlib but should work with every toolkit. It wasn't difficult to implement thanks to the well-written code that uses variables for positioning the widgets.