Sadly, I have absolutely no clue how to fix this. DPI is a client setting to which this mod has no access to.
Let's just say this mod only supports default DPI for now.
FreeGamers wrote:I actually have decided to return to my Dell Latitude 7490 with a 1080P screen becasue it just works better overall with its support for free software and no NVIDIA driver combat is needed.
It was an educational waste of my time. I think I'll be sticking with a standard FHD screen for the foreseeable future still. I hate dealing with broken things and fighting my computer to get basic stuff working. I've become more conservative with adopting new hardware because of this.
For the first question, reading through the explaination... I'm guessing it's this.
For the second question, I have no idea.
texmex wrote:Sad but true regarding support for new hardware.
FreeGamers wrote:I was able to adjust the DPI a bit by using a few manual adjustments: Menu font size from 16 to 32, Monospace font size from 16 to 32, and GUI Menu scaling by 2.0 or so. Those were the 3 items I found to help.
FreeGamers wrote:Still not sold on using the XPS15 though. Its a nice system, but the NVIDIA aspect of is just a pain in the butt that I'm not sure I want to deal with and 4K just slaughters battery life.
Linuxdirk wrote:Conclusion: Minetest is horrible at scaling and the scaling mechanism is utterly broken. I guess it's not Minetest's fault but an Irrlicht issue. Since Irrlicht is dead since a few years they never added any code that deals with high DPI displays.
I own an XPS 7390 ("XPS 13") and it is great for mobility. Rumors say the 7390 has 4 hours better battery time than the 7590 because of the full HD display instead of a 4K display.
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