When I am rolling a dice on my iPad/iPhone either in Safari or the Beyond app, the resolution of the texture and the effects of the dice are rendered in low resolution.
It’s not that trivial to notice with the free dice since those don’t really have much texture compared to the premium dice.
If I change the zoom in Safari to 50% the texture seems to be crispy, but at this zoom level it’s impossible to play. On the other hand, there is no option in the Beyond app to zoom so I couldn’t test it there. It would be nice if there would be an option to set the resolution of the 3D dice.
I’m surprised more people haven’t reported this. I also noticed this, and it drives me crazy. I’ll use the same display on windows and on macOS, on windows the dice look fine, but on macOS the dice look low-resolution. I’m a developer and I’ve worked in 3d rendering a bit. I think they’re missing a piece of code in the 3d renderer that set’s the device pixel ratio so that the 3d object renders at the correct resolution.
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When I am rolling a dice on my iPad/iPhone either in Safari or the Beyond app, the resolution of the texture and the effects of the dice are rendered in low resolution.
It’s not that trivial to notice with the free dice since those don’t really have much texture compared to the premium dice.
If I change the zoom in Safari to 50% the texture seems to be crispy, but at this zoom level it’s impossible to play. On the other hand, there is no option in the Beyond app to zoom so I couldn’t test it there. It would be nice if there would be an option to set the resolution of the 3D dice.
Did anyone else encounter with this?
I’m surprised more people haven’t reported this. I also noticed this, and it drives me crazy. I’ll use the same display on windows and on macOS, on windows the dice look fine, but on macOS the dice look low-resolution. I’m a developer and I’ve worked in 3d rendering a bit. I think they’re missing a piece of code in the 3d renderer that set’s the device pixel ratio so that the 3d object renders at the correct resolution.