Revert back to the old way of fitting into 16:9: Crop one line at the top and bottom #18704
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… top and bottom I seem to have switched to a stretch at some point, which isn't ideal and can be achieved anyway with the stretch option. A two-line crop (1 at top, 1 at bottom) is generally the better option. There's now also a hidden ini setting to turn it off. I might be convinced to add it as a real setting once I figure out a good name for it. The setting: ```ini [Graphics] DisplayCrop16x9 = True ``` Fixes #18693
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I seem to have switched to a stretch at some point, which isn't ideal and can be achieved anyway with the existing stretch option. A two-line crop (1 at top, 1 at bottom) is generally the better option and preserves the correct aspect ratio.
There's now also a hidden ini setting to turn it off. I might be convinced to add it as a real setting once I figure out a good name for it. The setting:
Fixes #18693