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Package Manager has a resolution/ scaling problem

Discussion in 'Editor & General Support' started by Suerte13, Jan 23, 2021.

  1. Suerte13

    Suerte13

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    I'm having some issues with Package Manager.

    First problem is Package Manager is completely grey when I open it on versions 2019.4. I checked a lot for online solutions tried a bunch but nothing changed.

    Second problem is when I'm on 2020.2 which is kind of a resolution problem and that's making really hard to interact within - I have to find out where the offset is and click that place in order to select or install the packages- . It's best if I show you.
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    Suerte13, Jan 23, 2021
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  2. Cyclulk

    Cyclulk

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    Actually, I have the same exact problem..And it's the same for the shader graph window...
     
    Cyclulk, Feb 3, 2021
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  3. Cyclulk

    Cyclulk

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    Cyclulk, Feb 4, 2021
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  4. kivinm

    kivinm

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    Same problem here: Intel i7-9700 with UHD Graphics 630 - Package Manager, VFX Graph and Shader Graph windows are scaled and unusable, other windows have scrollbars in the middle.
    Didn't try Intel's driver roll-back yet, but switching players Graphics API in settings from DX11 to OpenGLCore also solves this issue.
     
    kivinm, Feb 5, 2021
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  5. kivinm

    kivinm

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    So I tried different versions of Intel's UDH Graphics driver:
    1. v27.20.100.8935 - OK.
    2. v27.20.100.9030 - refused to install, saying that I already have the same version of driver (it was 27.20.100.8935 at the moment).
    3. v27.20.100.9079 - scaling issue.
    4. v27.20.100.9126 - I didn't try this one, but other people reported it as having scaling issue.
    5. v27.20.100.9168 - scaling issue.
     
    kivinm, Feb 5, 2021
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