DirectX 9 display scaling bug

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    Hello, since the bug box isn't working I'm posting here. When "Resize display to fill window size" is enabled, display size isn't scaled correctly even when the resolution is suitable for integer scaling.
    The issue only happens in DirectX 9 mode. DirectX 11 mode appears to scale properly without artifacts.

    Example MFA:
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    Artifacts in DX9 mode at 2X:
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    No artifacts in DX11 mode at 2X:
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    This was reported back in 2016 and is still an issue. Original thread:
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    Please look into fixing this, thanks for your time.

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    Edited once, last by PkR (March 29, 2023 at 2:51 PM).

    Will have a look, appreciate it.

    It does seem to work, thank you for the workaround. I hope Clickteam figures it out on the runtime's side, seems like an extra pixel is added with each multiplication?

    Edited 3 times, last by PkR (April 13, 2023 at 6:17 PM).

    Still an issue. I've tested it on several devices and it seems to only happen on nVIDIA GPUs. Although NaitorStudios' workaround helps, this quickly becomes complicated to support. Please consider fixing this in the runtime.

    Edited once, last by PkR (June 30, 2023 at 10:19 AM).

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