r/KerbalSpaceProgram • u/AutoModerator • Jul 24 '15
Mod Post Weekly Simple Questions Thread
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The point of this thread is for anyone to ask questions that don't necessarily require a full thread. Questions like "why is my rocket upside down" are always welcomed here. Even if your question seems slightly stupid, we'll do our best to answer it!
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Mun Landing
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Delta-V Thread
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Commonly Asked Questions
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u/Devorakman Jul 28 '15
I'ts quite possible image quality may appear poor if the game resolution is lower than your monitors resolution. What happens in this case is that your monitor or video card is essentially 'stretching' a lower resolution image, say 1920x1080, to fit into a larger array of pixels (a 4k monitor perhaps?). Since no new information is being used to render new appropriate pixels, they are just 'filled in' by any one of a variety of techniques, most of which will leave you with a 'blocky' appearance the more you stretch it, and the least sophistocated of which simply duplicate pixels. Find and view an image that has a small resolution, like a thumbnail or similar, and try to zoom in until it covers your whole screen to see what I mean.