When in full-screen mode, each component does not fit properly[Mac M1]

[mizuirorivi]

Issue

When in full-screen mode, each component doesn't fit properly, making it very difficult to see and operate.

Evidence

Enviroment

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OS: macOS 15.3.2 24D81 arm64
Host: MacBookPro17,1
Kernel: 24.3.0
Uptime: 11 days, 12 hours, 13 mins
Packages: 366 (brew)
Shell: zsh 5.9
Resolution: 1440x900
DE: Aqua
WM: Quartz Compositor
WM Theme: Blue (Dark)
Terminal: ghostty
CPU: Apple M1
GPU: Apple M1
Memory: 2639MiB / 16384MiB

[stavrosfa]

I guess this is the exact same issue as #868

The actual resolution of the screen is not 1440x900, but rather 2880x1800

This is my personal thoughts, I wasn't part of any discussions in the past regarding this (if they even ever took place).

To be honest I don't know if this could ever be solved (at least for the vanilla mode) since the textures are a fixed size and the alternative would be to somehow programmatically scale them, which I guess would be kind of intensive on the CPU, not to mention, it would look bad.
Feel free to start a discussion on discord about this, because this is not simply a matter of anyone contributing adding support somehow out of the box for larger resolutions.

[mizuirorivi]

Thank you for letting me know that issue has already been discussed.
Scaling in the program does put a load on the CPU, right?
I'd like to discuss how much load we should anticipate.
Personally, I think we should focus more on ensuring the game plays comfortably than on the load itself (or perhaps make it work with mods).

[stavrosfa]

I meant scale the textures to increase the resolution at runtime, but you probably mean scale then in godot, essentially streching them.
I am not the right person to talk about this.

@WildWeazel what's your take on this? Has this already been discussed at any point?

[mizuirorivi]

Sorry,
it seems my English wasn't very good.
It means scaling textures in real time via a program.
The standard solution provided by Godot isn't suitable for this case.

[WildWeazel]

The short answer is that this is how Civ3 works. Everything is a fixed size, and the only thing that "scales" to resolution is the extent of the world map that you can see.

That should eventually change, but we're still in the "mimic Civ3 to get things working" phase so there hasn't yet been any work to enhance the UI.

[njy]

Solved this issue via updating Info.plist file

<key>NSHighResolutionCapable</key>
-<true/>
+<false/>

[Saganus]

Solved this issue via updating Info.plist file

NSHighResolutionCapable
-
+

I would just add that the file that needs editing is in OpenCiv3.app/Contents/Info.plist

But this worked like a charm!