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Your scale can be worked out by dividing FramebufferSize by Size. In 3.0 we have a better API for this. |
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So I currently have a high DPI display on laptop and windows display scale is set to 200%. But my UI elements are looking tiny. I need to somehow get this 200% scale factor to scale all UI accordingly. But it looks like I can't find respective API. Is there any way to get this scale factor via Silk.NET? Or is there another way I can handle this issue?
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