
At the bottom you should see a button that says “Change high DPI settings”. The version folder names aren’t indicative of whether it’s the player client or studio client so you’ll need to check each folder (at least to my knowledge if it is indicative then it’s probably faster to quickly check anyways).Īfter you get to the client’s executable file, open it’s properties then head to the “Compatibility” tab. Once you’ve navigated to the “Versions” folder, you’ll need to find the RobloxPlayerBeta.exe or the RobloxStudioBeta.exe file depending on which client you want to change the scaling for. If you have a desktop shortcut for Roblox, you can navigate to it, right click on it, then click on Open file location.Copy and paste the following text into your File Explorer address bar: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Roblox\Versions.In order to change the high DPI scaling setting of Roblox’s game client and/or studio client, you’ll need to access the game files. However that will stop working when Roblox removes the legacy density-dependent pixel scaling for GUIs. If correct GUI scale bothers you, also set "FFlagClientEnableHiDpi2" to false.


The flags you’ll want to set are those two at least. You can fix this issue by using the method outlined around here (that post and a couple above).

Studio resolution looks like is in 720p but i want it in 1080p Studio Bugs
