Anyone know what 'pixel perfect' in the video settings does?

[GoodNameReal]

I turned it on and don't see any difference. Anyone know what its supposed to do?

[Lieutenant Moon]

I believe it makes the image sharper by resizing it so that the pixel art aligns with the actual pixels on your monitor.

Depending on your resolution, there wont be any difference.

[Koby]

Stops pixels from being stretched for non-16:9 aspect ratio displays.

With a 16:9 screen it should make zero difference off or on.

With an ultra-wide screen it's up to you whether you want to keep it "pixel perfect" or stretch it some.

Steam Deck is 16:10 so will slightly stretch the pixels if the setting is off. Setting it on keeps the pixels as intended.

[weiss]

its for peoples which dont play in 16:9. like super widescreen etc.
so the pixels doesnt gets stretched. tho, for some reason, even tho the game has a build in option for this, made someone a mod for it.

in anycase. if your screen is 16:9 and you play in said format will you literarly see no difference whatsoever.

[Qurillion]

Originally posted by Koby:

Stops pixels from being stretched for non-16:9 aspect ratio displays.

With a 16:9 screen it should make zero difference off or on.

With an ultra-wide screen it's up to you whether you want to keep it "pixel perfect" or stretch it some.

Steam Deck is 16:10 so will slightly stretch the pixels if the setting is off. Setting it on keeps the pixels as intended.

On my Steam Deck it doesn't seem to do anything?