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...if you cloned already, please do an update, there are several Metal imgui-demos in the repository, and I had to set the filtering in the one I sent you to LINEAR (it doesn't seem to make a visual difference with the default font, but with the TTF font in the HighDPI demo)
k, pulling again. The version I got was indeed using nearest filtering on the font texture.
those other imgui demos are here: https://github.com/floooh/sokol-samples/tree/master/sapp …, these are built with the build config "sapp-metal-osx-xcode-debug" (not yet described in the readme since sokol_app.h is still WIP), the imgui-highdpi-sapp demo might be of interest (renders in Retina res with TTF font)
I bet I know what's happening, I can reproduce the effect when I'm using the default font in the HighDPI demo. In my "default" ImGui demo, there's a 1:1 mapping between framebuffer pixels and "ImGui" pixels, and the MacOS composer upscales 2x... crisp with kCAFilterNearest..
...but in the HighDPI demo, 1 ImGui (or font texture) pixel is 2 framebuffer pixels, so the font texture sampling does the upscaling, and this introduces the blur...
Yeah, this is all starting to make sense. You’re using the view size in points as the drawable size, which in turn becomes the DisplaySize (with DisplayFramebufferScale = 1), so you get upscaled and thus blurry without the CA override. I can repro that now in my sample.
I've been experimenting a bit with giving an ImFontConfig to AddDefaultFont(), and set the OversampleH and OversampleV to 2, so that font pixels are 2x their original size, but didn't help, RasterizerMultiply=1.5 at least makes the text less 'spindly', but I don't get it 'crisp'
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