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macOS: Fix qt5.12 scale issues and dark mode #3588

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@basicer basicer commented Feb 23, 2019

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Short roundup of the initial problem

  • Scale of play area is all messed up in Qt5.12

What will change with this Pull Request?

  • Maybe it will work.

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I'm happy with this around 90% of the way. That's good enough imo to get it merged, but if you're interested to fix some corner cases:

  • Deck editor color scheme is hard on the eyes for dark mode imo.
  • Game play chat is hard to read and the active user is painful to look at.

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Looks like this PR addresses both image scale on hidpi monitors and macos 10.14 dark mode.
I'm running 10.13 on a non-retina monitor here, so i can't test the two fixes, but i can confirm everything still works fine on a non-hdpi monitor.

@tooomm tooomm changed the title Maybe fix qt5.12 scale macOS: Fix qt5.12 scale issues and dark mode Feb 24, 2019
@basicer basicer merged commit 45b16ba into Cockatrice:master Feb 24, 2019
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