windows 10 x64 21H2
200% DPI scale up
1.8.8 -> 1.9.10
version 1.8.8 might be ok (overwrited and forget to backup so can't check rn)
with the new version I noticed the text is ugly immediately
to compare, I wrote same text in the windows notepad.exe with same font familiar and similar font size
High DPI GUI chinese text is very jaggy
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BK201
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High DPI GUI chinese text is very jaggy
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Re: High DPI GUI chinese text is very jaggy
Please you can try it hereBK201 wrote: Sun Jan 18, 2026 11:46 am version 1.8.8 might be ok (overwrited and forget to backup so can't check rn)
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Re: High DPI GUI chinese text is very jaggy
Just passing by…
Many Simplified Chinese software programs exhibit this issue (thickness of strokes) due to different system fonts.
I use Traditional Chinese, and MP's strokes are actually clearer than Windows fonts. If MP's font is too thin, it can even make the text harder to read.
I hope the Chinese font and custom size can be improved.
Many Simplified Chinese software programs exhibit this issue (thickness of strokes) due to different system fonts.
I use Traditional Chinese, and MP's strokes are actually clearer than Windows fonts. If MP's font is too thin, it can even make the text harder to read.
I hope the Chinese font and custom size can be improved.
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BK201
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Re: High DPI GUI chinese text is very jaggy
Thanks for the files, seems I didn't notice this for years
after many tests, that last good version is 0.88
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BK201
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Re: High DPI GUI chinese text is very jaggy
Hi I just found out myself
It's Qt's fault
Following guide from this article, then it looks smooth as hell now
fxxk qt
It's Qt's fault
Following guide from this article, then it looks smooth as hell now
Method 1
Place a qt.conf file in the same directory as the executable (.exe) or edit existing one, add the following content:Method 2 (Recommended)Code: Select all
[Platforms] WindowsArguments = fontengine=freetype
Settings -> Advanced system settings -> Environment Variables
Variable name: QT_QPA_PLATFORM
Variable value: windows:fontengine=freetype
fxxk qt