Fix bluriness when there is multiple different outputs scaling values#46
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I'm a bit annoyed by this link2, but is there a better way? |
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I believe "Fix blurriness when there are multiple output scaling values" is the more conventional way of saying this?
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I reworked those patch this way, and applied your recommandations. |
To do so, we filter outputs that the surface has not entered when computing the max scale on the list.
This is available on version 6 or later. So we keep our own code to be retro-compatible.
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Thanks! |
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ref: #36 (comment)