Blurry lines

[leedaiger]

ScummVM 2.1.2
Windows 10

Hi everyone,

This problem has been driving me nuts. I cannot get ScummVM to give me non-blurred lines anymore. I had an older version of ScummVM where everything was pixel perfect but I lost it by accident. Now I cannot reproduce the visuals for the love of god within the newest ScummVM (I have not modified the PC or any resolution settings). I have tried every single setting within ScummVM (all graphic, render, stretch modes, aspect ration correction on/off, graphic filter on/off). What am I missing?

I attach a picture of what I am seeing: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IFCKT ... WKBSm_PPzB

Thanks for your help!

[Praetorian]

ScummVM 2.1.2
Windows 10

Hi everyone,

This problem has been driving me nuts. I cannot get ScummVM to give me non-blurred lines anymore. I had an older version of ScummVM where everything was pixel perfect but I lost it by accident. Now I cannot reproduce the visuals for the love of god within the newest ScummVM (I have not modified the PC or any resolution settings). I have tried every single setting within ScummVM (all graphic, render, stretch modes, aspect ration correction on/off, graphic filter on/off). What am I missing?

I attach a picture of what I am seeing: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IFCKT ... WKBSm_PPzB

Thanks for your help!

Please make the attached image publicly shared. I cannot see it as is.

However, by default I would try: "Filter graphics" disabled, render "Normal", "2x" or "3x" and (maybe) stretch mode "pixel perfect".
Also make sure that in your specific game's "Edit Game..." tabs you are not overriding any global settings -- or that your are overriding by setting the correct state for these options.

[leedaiger]

ScummVM 2.1.2
Windows 10

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I attach a picture of what I am seeing: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IFCKT ... WKBSm_PPzB

Thanks for your help!

Please make the attached image publicly shared. I cannot see it as is.

However, by default I would try: "Filter graphics" disabled, render "Normal", "2x" or "3x" and (maybe) stretch mode "pixel perfect".
Also make sure that in your specific game's "Edit Game..." tabs you are not overriding any global settings -- or that your are overriding by setting the correct state for these options.

Sorry, it's public now.

Your instructions failed me. I'm pretty sure that I tried every single setting combination. Every Scumm game has blurred outlines.

Graphics: 3x
Render: default
Stretch: Pixel-perfect
Aspect ratio correction: disabled
Fullscreen: disabled
Filter graphics: disabled

Graphics Overwriting (Edit game): disabled

[Praetorian]

Your instructions failed me. I'm pretty sure that I tried every single setting combination. Every Scumm game has blurred outlines.

Graphics: 3x
Render: default
Stretch: Pixel-perfect
Aspect ratio correction: disabled
Fullscreen: disabled
Filter graphics: disabled

Graphics Overwriting (Edit game): disabled

Hm, I am not sure what the issue could be. Maybe someone else with more experience in the rendering and scaling algorithms could offer an explanation.

Or could it be some GPU related software that's doing some post-processing?

[criezy]

It could also possibly be the OS scaling the display if you are using a high-DPI screen. I am not familiar with Windows, but we have seen a similar issue with retina screens on macOS (macOS used to use nearest neighbour interpolation when scaling apps that do not natively support high-DPI screen, as is the case for ScummVM, but apparently this changed to use some sort of linear interpolation with macOS 10.14 under certain circumstances).