Disable "GameView reduced to a reasonable size for this system" behaviour?

I just can't have my game view at the size I want, because some voodoo magic resizes it to a "reasonable" size. How is that reasonable?

I want to create UI clips for iPad Pro, which is 2048x2732. I also want my UI to resize for that. But this weird game view thingy just prevents me from doing that.

Can I just disable it somehow?
Please help, this is enormously frustrating.

 

Seconded. Currently working on a UI that is far larger than 8192 in one dimension but Unity insists on scaling it down. Is there a work around? Would having a larger monitor help that? Just being able to flat-out disable it would be a great alternative.

 

Believe it or not Unity people develop for systems other than the one they're working on. It's hard to be constructive when criticising such an idiotic feature. Especially since it actually makes my game view wider as well as not as tall.

 

JFYI
I have a laptop (vaio s15) with physical button to switch between integrated and discrete graphics card to be used by default. I started to get this warning when I switched to the integrated mode. Setting it back to descrete mode fixed the problem.

Problem seems to be in that block of Unity's GameView code.
https://github.com/Unity-Technologi...61/Editor/Mono/GameView/GameViewSizes.cs#L407
May be there is an issue with my graphics card driver and some of SystemInfo calls returns weird result.

 

Thanks for the hint.
I fix it by adding dedicated memory size in BIOS

If your BIOS won't let you change VRAM size
Try Method2 here:
https://appuals.com/how-to-increase-a-dedicated-video-ram-vram-on-windows-10/

 

GameView reduced to a reasonable size for this system (1085,057x571,0826)
UnityEngine.GUIUtilityrocessEvent (int,intptr,bool&) what is that problem

 

Did anyone find a workaround or fix? The solution above seems only to match for onbord vga?!

My target resolution is 11520*2160, the build does show it correctly, so gpu (rtx 2070) and unity build can do it!
I really need a higher editor resolutions to set things up.

"
GameView reduced to a reasonable size for this system (8192x1536)
UnityEngine.GUIUtilityProcessEvent (int,intptr,bool&)
"

 

I want to export a hi-res 8K render of a shader I made. Can't do it because of that annoying behavior. Plz fix

 

I need to render a 16:1 17280x1080p for a 75m wide LED display
so I would really like a workaround

 

u just go under the game a choose another size .. cause it chooses a very high one depending on ur screen

 

Hi, we also had the same problem of the Unity GameView being limited to 8K and working with much higher resolution projects and wanting to even display 1:1 across multiple monitors.

We built a tool to solve this issue: External Game View

Hope that helps

 

is there any news for this. I develop for a VR cave with a 9600x2384 resolution (6 screens of 1600x2364), the graphic card is a Quadro RTX 6000 but still the gameview is limited to 8100x2000 (or something like that).
Fun fact, the limitation is the same on the Cave with the rtx6000 and on my laptop equipped with a nvidia rtx A3000 laptop.

displaying 6 times a 1600x2384 with several displays works pretty fine,
if the app is compiled it works fine at the given resolution

 

Just Clicked on canvas and then check "PixelPerfect"

 

Unity said they had "fixed".
"Over 8K resolution (7680x4320) should be enough for anyone (tm)" is so funny in 2023
https://github.com/Unity-Technologi...er/Editor/Mono/GameView/GameViewSizes.cs#L451
https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/is...tion-than-the-reasonable-size-for-your-system