Blurred >>Swap arrow head with tail<< icons in the Stroke Panel

[GRAFKOM]

I have the impression that the new added icons in the Stroke panel:
>>Swap arrow head with tail<< and >>Clear arrow heads<< are out of focus compared to the other icons in this panel.
Can you Serif fix it?

[walt.farrell]

To me, @GRAFKOM, all the icons in your screenshot look blurry, and the two you've highlighted are equally blurry to the others.

[GRAFKOM]

Walt.Farrell check in real program eg Publisher Win11.

[Sean P]

Mine are also looking ok for me! What Monitor resolution and screen scaling are you using? As Walt has mentioned the other elements do look a little blurry.

Mine is 3840x2160@150%, are you using1920x1080@100%?

[GRAFKOM]

Yes - 1920x1080@100% - Windows 11

[GRAFKOM]

31 minut temu Sean P powiedział:

Mój jest 3840x2160@150%,

Na tym zrzucie ekranu wyglądają pięknie, ale w moim ekranie Win 11 27 cali i 23 cali, rozdzielczość 1920x1080@100% są zdecydowanie rozmyte w porównaniu do wszystkich innych ikon na ekranie.
A ikona proporcji obok tych ikon - która została już opisana w innych postach jest bardzo nieczytelna - zawsze muszę kliknąć na nią dwa razy, aby sprawdzić, czy jest otwarta, czy zamknięta.

[walt.farrell]

Here's mine on Win 10 with (Win 11 to follow later with an Edit, for comparison).

Win 10, Laptop, 1920x1080 @ 125% as recommended by Windows:

(Note: The forum has enlarged that image. Here it is zipped for an accurate look: Win10-Stroke-Panel.zip )

[Sean P]

45 minutes ago, GRAFKOM said:

Yes - 1920x1080@100% - Windows 11

Thanks for that - I've set a VM up to use that and they definitely do look a lot blurrier compared to the buttons above. I'll get it logged to see if its possible they can be improved. 

[GRAFKOM]

34 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

Here's mine on Win 10 with (Win 11 to follow later with an Edit, for comparison).

Your clipping with these screen settings is definitely more accurate than my icons in the real program with my screen settings.
But there seems to be an error here.

[Pyanepsion]

Hello, Grafcom.

I just made a screen shot in Affinity Publisher and copied it to Affinity Photo. I then opened the image in Affinity Publisher and magnified it to 1250% on a 4K screen. There is clearly a very slight pixelation (so-called staircase) from the shape of the icons. It is likely that the degradation is more noticeable at lower resolutions, but it seems that your hardware adds this discrepancy.