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Text is too small at 1440p

AgentJeanAgentJean
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edited November 30, 2019 in Technical Support
So I Just upgraded my monitor to 1440p but now the UI and chat text is too small to read.
Is there anyway to rescale it?

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  • HabimaruHabimaru
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    Check or Uncheck the «Auto Adjust Font Size in NPC Chat Window» in OptionsGame
    (Located right above «Ignore Skill Use Balloon Icon Click» towards the bottom of the Options-Window)
    May or may not require re-starting client to take effect (otherwise just pick a different Resolution from Options➤System➤Video).
  • AgentJeanAgentJean
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    edited December 1, 2019
    Mabi is not setting the resolution right when I go full screen and selected 1920:1080. Goes into 4:3 mode into something like 1920:1440. Chat text and the UI is still to small. Oddly if I select something like 1366x768 it resizes the screen correctly, but that's totally the wrong direction.

    I'm running Win10 on a 2070 Super. I just did a clean install of the latest NVIDIA drivers 441.41

    Characters look great at 1440 but with the UI so small and chat impossible to read I wouldn't say it's playable. I would settle for 1080 in Mabi if I could get it to size up properly.


    Edit: After a little more tinkering I find that any in game resolution under 1080p resizes correctly. For some reason when I selected 1080 it gets overridden into 1440 and switches the aspect ratio to 4:3.
  • AgentJeanAgentJean
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    I would be fine playing at 1080p if I could get mabi to set the resolution correctly but for some reason it's stuck at 4:3 when I select 1920x1080.

    Anyone have any idea how to fix this? Is there something in the NVIDIA control panel I'm missing? Smaller 16:9 resolution get set correctly in Mabi at full screen.

    This is driving me nutz because I can't read any of the chat text because its soo small. :(
  • HabimaruHabimaru
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    edited December 8, 2019
    I have to ask : Did your monitor come with a CD to have you install drivers and/or monitor-related software ?
    Sometimes there are related settings there that are not necessarily under the control of your video-card software.

    I found numerous on-line tech-support inquiries from people who kept on wondering how to get rid of that Light-Green out-line from their screen and nobody seemed to have the answer, but, it turned out, I discovered that I had to End-Task of a process from the software that came with the monitor, then I just disabled it from auto-start-up.

    The video-card I use (on the computer which I am posting from right now anyway) is a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti DISPLAY (can't read the rest of the line but it's probably not relevant anyway) and my Mabi's current resolution-settings are on 1920*1080 (16:9), Colour-Depth set at High (32-bit), and Full-Screen Anti-Aliasing Not Used (not that I ever run Mabi in Full-Screen because of how much I Multi-Task).

    I have no idea why your Mabi-Client would display 1920*1080 at 4:3 ratio as that's not even an option for me at 1920*1080 but there's also a drop-down to select video card from Mabi's in-client options (just in case you happen to have more than one video-card option for some reason). This particular display-monitor that I'm using is connected via HDMI-cable (not VGA nor DVI-I).

    I'd also like to ask you to take a screen-shot of your Options-Settings and show it here so that we can see what's going on for ourselves...
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  • AgentJeanAgentJean
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    edited December 8, 2019
    1440p
    https://i.imgur.com/hVeQ9WU.jpg

    1366x768
    https://i.imgur.com/XDZtlMB.png

    1920x1080
    https://i.imgur.com/jcR2dnx.jpg

    This image is really 1920x1440p. I can't figure out why it's Mabi isn't resizing correctly to 1080. It resized to 768 correctly.

    Edit: By the way I'm running a RTX 2070 Super on a Acer XB271HU.
  • HabimaruHabimaru
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    edited December 8, 2019
    That certainly is odd that it's scaling to Vertical-1440px. You seem to have rather large resolution-options though. I'm not sure what other settings might be affecting the Display but as you're using an NVidia card I'd probably try settings like these if not tried already...
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  • AgentJeanAgentJean
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    edited December 9, 2019
    I Tried tweaking those scaling settings in the NVIDIA control panel.
    If I use the No scaling option and go to 1366x768 mabi is exactly that resolution. It looks like a postage stamp on my screen.
    Using aspect ratio(which is what I had it set to when i took the above screenshots) my monitor resolution changes to 1366x768.

    But no matter what setting combination I Try, when I select 1920x1080 it's going to 1920x1440p. It's almost as if the mabi UI is bugged, in that when I select 1920x1080 it's really selecting 1920x1440p behind the scenes but I have no way to confirm that.
  • HabimaruHabimaru
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    Sounds like we can safely conclude that there may be an issue with the client itself. Your screen-shots did not have the «Drop-Down» list (of available resolutions) though that I was looking for. Is that the only Resolution-Option that does not display correctly or does it also happen to other Display Resolutions ? I know that there are additional display settings options in Windows but I don't think those would affect anything (even if Active Signal Resolution is different from Desktop resolution).
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