I have been using Spyder for Python and since an update the column titles of a dataframe in the variable explorer are quite small and I don't know how to change that. Before the update the size was good.
Here is a screenshot
Any idea how I can change that?
Disabling the option "Enable auto high DPI scaling" as hinted at by Carlos Cordoba:
That's weird. Are you using a high resolution screen?
and confirmed by PeterBe:
I disabled the option "Enable auto high DPI scaling" in the preferences menu and now it looks quite good. Thank you for the hint Carlos with the high resolution screen
in the comments worked for me.
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I'm getting some weird effect on my terrain on iOS devices. In editor, it looks fine; on device it shows the light like the image below. The textures on the terrain are using the built in standard. I have verified that the metallic property is set to 0. I have Tried changing the material, the probes, all are not fixing the issue. Looking to see if anyone has experienced a similar issue or have a lead; I can work on a test. Using unity 5.3.5p5
I couldnt open this image but to my understanding you have a problem with terrain material.There is a several ways to solve this problem
1-) Be sure click the "Static" box on inspector window.
2-) Increase "Pixel light count" from Edit > Project Settings > Quality in normal time that variable is be arranged to 4 but I prefer 8 or 10 test it.
3-)Be sure about lights.Look their lighting Mode Realtime,Mixed and Baked They should be same for great scenes
After this tips if you scene is still broken delete terrain material and create a new terrain material.Good luck
If it's fine in editor then it might be an issue with your builds. Might try checking your quality settings to see if there are some lighting or shadow settings turned down. Go to Edit->Project settings->Quality and make sure the settings you have under the quality level and quality settings look appropriate for you build target (ios).
I thought scaling an application in FireMonkey should be easy as it is supposed to work an a Retina-Mac too. It seems there is some background magic which chooses another style than, but this doesn't seem to be the case in Windows.
In VCL there was TForm.Scaled which does the job (more or less).
For FireMonkey I found this Article by Embarcadero but it seems Embarcadero is not quite sure if this approach is useful as in XE5 the sampleproject "ControlsDemo" doesn't contain the scale-trackbar anymore. It also requires to have a root-TLayout present in all forms for which the scale factor can be set. I don't have such a element in my forms (and I'm afraid to add one as I cannot be sure if I run in another firemonkey bug than).
So how do I account for different DPI-Settings using FireMonkey?
Edit: I tried hacking TPlatFormWin and set CurrentScreenScale to 2 but it didn't work: I got black toolbars, but no scaling, but at least it used the HighRes alternative from the provided TImage.MultiResBitmap.
If anyone reads this... my experience with Windows desktop Firemonkey is that you have to take care of OS DPI setting manually and it's OK to put your controls in a top container (a TLayout) that's Scale is set according to the OS screen DPI settings (determined with some low level code).
However there are cases when you need to reverse this scaling - for example a Viewport3D must be scaled back 1/X to correctly show inside the scaled up container. Otherwise pixel level artifacts will show, image quality will be awful.
This scale up/scale back technique works nicely.
U can do something like this to change the root TLayout:
with 100 being the default
if windowsscale>0 then begin
LayoutScale.height:=ClientHeight*100/windowsscale;
LayoutScale.Width :=Clientwidth*100/windowsscale;
LayoutScale.Scale.X:=windowsscale/100;
LayoutScale.Scale.Y:=windowsscale/100;
end;
Having a hard time with printing reports or anything in MS Project 2010. Font is too Small almost non existent (like little dots). Zooming in 300% reveals that data is there bud not readable otherwise. Please help
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It took me a bit to figure this out and I'm on version 2016. You need to add the Font Size control to the ribbon. This allows you to select objects, such as a table, in the report and modify the font of the entire table.
I work on high resolution wide screen and I set the dpi to 144 so I can see fonts better.
the problem in Delphi 2010 object inspect grid I cant see the text of properties or event names the grid does not scale !!
any solution to this ?
thank
After read your post I asked Uwe Schuster if would be possible to fix this issue with their great "Object Inspector Expert" and he did.
You can download it here:
http://www.bitcommander.de/blog/index.php/2012/07/15/oi-rev-5/
I got a webcam and I'm running some algorithm on the received images to find movements in it.
But, the automatic auto white balance is changing the excepted result of the pixels color variance.
That's why I'm trying to disable it.
Some one knows a way to get the web can image with out this automatic color balance or disable it ?
Tks
If you are on Linux, you can test disabling automatic white balance using the uvcdynctrl command line utility. This is not a permanent solution, since these settings are reset every time the webcam is disconnected from the computer. As of OpenCV 2.1, configuring white balance is not supported using cv::VideoCapture::set(). Assuming this is still the case in OpenCV 2.2, you will need to use another library to configure your webcam and capture frames.
If you on Linux, you can see an example of using direct Video4Linux (V4L) syscalls to do this in one of my Github projects.
In my case I found on driver two options that must be disabled, auto white exposure and auto white balance, I disable both of them and the image got as I needed.