Matias Riquelme
Matias Riquelme
i could use a tk window, but antialiasing is awful
> @matypoker Try this method: > > ```python > import customtkinter as ctk > > root = ctk.CTk() > > width = 500 > height = 500 > spawn_x =...
mmm, do you think its windows or vscode?
when I use a TK window all methods work fine.
 well, i make it run with python terminal and the problem still... :_(
I want to clarify that I took drastic measures and formatted the PC. The last image I sent is after the formatting, and I only installed Python and VS Code....
I found the problem, it's the Windows scaling. I reduced the scaling to 100% and it works fine. When I disable the automatic scaling and go back to my Windows...
"winfo_screenwidth" returns the screen values with scaling applied, not the actual values. For example, if the resolution of my screen is 3840x2160 with a scaling of 175%, the value returned...
I'm not sure how to implement customtkinter.set_widget_scaling(float_value) and customtkinter.set_window_scaling(float_value). It has to be done for every scale automatically. What I'm saying is that each PC will have a different scale,...
> Disable scaling and center the window, but scaling cannot be reactivated once the window is created. I suppose scaling can be reactivated with: customtkinter.set_widget_scaling(float_value) # widget dimensions and text...