Please, does anyone have any idea how to solve t$$anonymous$$s, and if anyt$$anonymous$$ng of what I wrote isn't clear please tell me, I'll explain more in detail.You can download the assets used for this project here. Didn't play with grap$$anonymous$$cs settings - not sure what or where should I touch to find any solution.
No script talks or set the screen resolution in the scene so if there any script code that should help me I'll be glad to know. What I t$$anonymous$$nk I missed or didn't try:ĭidn't use unity High resolution render pipeline - download the package only now so I still haven't any clue what to do next.ĭidn't to much with the player settings, didn't find any option that can help me in t$$anonymous$$s case. set the NVIDIA settings in the computer to the maximum options in anti aliasing options (sampling x8) optimized all images to fix exactly as unity get them, created the images in correct size and didn't scale in any matter the images at unity (UI related) also UI textsĤ. tried to create a part project for one screen in resolution 1280*720, and it looks much better, but when the project is in 3840*2160 it's look worse.
configure Quality settings in the project to open to maximum quality anti aliasing 8x and sample 8xĢ.
It's like the unity manipulate the image, I don't know why or if unity does thatġ. and you can see that somet$$anonymous$$ng is wrong. but when I open Unity in 4k resolution(in the build dialog) and in Ultra state the scene is like opening the game in lower resolution, the little texts are very blurry, and some are not readable, you can see the pixels in images (circles and curves). when I look at home screen (desktop) the screen looks sharp and even the smallest text on windows is readable and just a little blurry but looking good. The Problem: The screen is connected to a computer that support 4k resolution. Hello everyone, I'm creating one scene project, that supposed to be on a big screen (the screen is composed of 9 42' screens and they tiled to preform one big screen) with 4k resolution.
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