Missing the outline in the editor within all projects

[Andy90]

Hello, i miss the outlines in the 3d viewport. Its in all project. You can see it on the screenshot bellow. He is light visible at the left corner from the viewport.

 

[Josh]

I can actually see the edge outline on the left side there...let me swap out my GPU. Maybe the shader does not work right with Nvidia cards...

[Andy90]

No errors

[Josh]

No problems here in a new project, with MSAA enabled or disabled, on a GEForce 1080:

[Andy90]

Its in all my projects.

[Josh]

Does this happen if you create a new project?

[Andy90]

yes. This is how the refraction looks

the outline is there but wrong

this is a new project

[Josh]

Wait, now we are talking about refraction? Is this image looking through a transparent surface, or just having refraction enabled makes the whole screen dark?

That doesn't look like a new project...

[Josh]

Okay, I get something similar just by enabling refraction. It looks like the grid shader is trying to apply the effect...

[Andy90]

No the outline. Refraction was looking also a bit wrong. If i uninstall do i need to move my projects ? or can i just do a fresh install ?

 

[Andy90]

Still the same problem. 

[Josh]

I think this has to do with DPI. I did not notice it because I have a 4K screen with 200% scaling. If I switch to 100% scaling I have the same problem.

[Andy90]

ah ok

[Josh]

I also discovered something very interesting. Calling textureSamples() in GLSL reveals that a 1x MSAA texture actually stores two samples.

That means the engine is currently doing a lot of extra works because 2x MSAA is always enabled, or at least some aspects of it are, at the very least extra post-processing expense and memory bandwidth. So if I use rectangle textures or something, instead of 1x MSAA, it should be faster when MSAA is disabled.

[Josh]

Okay, an update is available now that fixes this. It requires a new post-processing shader as well as the editor build.

Thanks for reporting this!