#blurry screen

[everythingfirealpaca]

I found out I have been using an old version of FA (1.5 or something) for windows, and when I updated it, I saw that the entire program was 'bigger' and blurry, as if it was zoomed in but it isnt like that in the old version - is there anything I can do about that? I dont want it to be blurry but I want the new functions it provides

“Windows is trying to upscale the interface for readability on a higher-resolution monitor (useful for some older programs, but in this case it is incorrect).1. Close FireAlpaca.2a. Right-click on the FireAlpaca desktop icon and choose Properties.(2b. If the FireAlpaca icon is on the Start menu or area, right-click on the icon and choose Open File Location, then right-click on the shortcut/icon revealed and select Properties.)(2c. If the FireAlpaca icon is pinned to the taskbar, right-click the taskbar icon then right-click the FireAlpaca icon inside the pop-up box that appears, then select Properties.)3. Change to the Compatibility tab of the Properties box.4. Tick the checkbox for Disable Display Scaling on High DPI Settings, then  click OK.5. Run FireAlpaca.

-Obtusity”

[everythingfirealpaca]

“I found out I have been using an old version of FA (1.5 or something) for windows, and when I updated it, I saw that the entire program was 'bigger' and blurry, as if it was zoomed in but it isnt like that in the old version - is there anything I can do about that? I dont want it to be blurry but I want the new functions it provides” -@mumudesuyo

“Windows is trying to upscale the interface for readability on a higher-resolution monitor (useful for some older programs, but in this case it is incorrect). 1. Close FireAlpaca. 2a. Right-click on the FireAlpaca desktop icon and choose Properties. (2b. If the FireAlpaca icon is on the Start menu or area, right-click on the icon and choose Open File Location, then right-click on the shortcut/icon revealed and select Properties.) (2c. If the FireAlpaca icon is pinned to the taskbar, right-click the taskbar icon then right-click the FireAlpaca icon inside the pop-up box that appears, then select Properties.) 3. Change to the Compatibility tab of the Properties box. 4. Tick the checkbox for Disable Display Scaling on High DPI Settings, then  click OK. 5. Run FireAlpaca.

-Obtusity”

***Note!!! For Windows 10 users, 

1) Properties

2) Compatibility

3) Change high DPI settings

4) check Override high DPI scaling behavior. Scaling performed by: Application

~Squishy