[Scummvm-tracker] [ScummVM :: Bugs] #12090: ANDROID: Bigger Modern Themes to avoid pixelation when stretched

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#12090: ANDROID: Bigger Modern Themes to avoid pixelation when stretched
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Reporter:  LukasThyWalls               |       Owner:  (none)
    Type:  feature request             |      Status:  new
Priority:  normal                      |   Component:  Port: Android
 Version:                              |  Resolution:
Keywords:  GUI, Stretch, Modern Theme  |        Game:
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Comment (by LukasThyWalls):

 Replying to [comment:2 antoniou79]:
 > The recent changes in UI scaling with OpenGL, supporting HiDPI brought
 significant improvements to the scaling algorithm and also support for
 vectorized assets, which the modern themes now use.
 > Since yesterday, there was added an additional control ("GUI scale"
 dropdown) under Options... -> Misc (Tab), for the user to choose the level
 of the UI scaling out of three available options, ie."Large, Small,
 Medium".
 >
 > Daily builds (2.3.0git) from now on should reflect these changes.
 >
 > I think this also renders the "Filter Graphics" checkbox (under
 Options... -> Graphics (Tab) ) basically pointless, at least for the
 modern themes.

 Just tested it, and this fullfills the feature request perfectly.

 However, if there is vectorized graphics, it should be more options
 between "Large, Small, Medium". In my phone, for example, "Medium" is ok,
 but if i would have three options more between Medium and Small, i would
 choose something just in the half or more.

 Maybe and slider or more options, although maybe is topic for other
 ticket. But concerning to this ticket, it can be closed (I can do it if we
 agree)
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Ticket URL: <https://bugs.scummvm.org/ticket/12090#comment:3>
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