Thin Lines with 4K monitors

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Thin Lines with 4K monitors

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The washed out lines connecting items of a tree in the attached need to be more bold or distinctive for my old eyes.
This is likely not a problem if you do not use 4K monitors.

Would some kind person please give me a path to where this can be adjusted please.
Virtually everything else can be adjusted in this fine program.
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Re: Thin Lines with 4K monitors

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I see what I can do...

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Re: Thin Lines with 4K monitors

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thanks

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Have you tested the recent beta? Does it work for you?

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Re: Thin Lines with 4K monitors

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I used 16.90.0200

Just installed 16.90.03 - no difference. Was any expected????

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In order to see a difference you have to install the latest beta version (or wait for the next stable release). :whistle:
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Re: Thin Lines with 4K monitors

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Is that not the 90.03?

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Did that.
No change in 16.90.0319

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It should look like this. Can you see that the lines are double size?
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What I see.
Why not a clear dark solid line?
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It's what it's meant to be. Double size. A dark solid line would not look good IMO.

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What would be wrong with 3 or 4 times the size?
Seeing where a line ends and turn is what slows me down.
Could this be an option - as you have for the 'red' line?

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admin wrote:It's what it's meant to be. Double size. A dark solid line would not look good IMO.
Some say to double size one has to double length and width - or the use of a factor of four (4).
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admin wrote:It's what it's meant to be. Double size. A dark solid line would not look good IMO.
Some say to double size one has to double length and width - or the use of a factor of four (4).
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