feat(ScrollControls
&Html
): add pixelPerfect prop to prevent subpixel blur
#2541
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Summary
Adds
pixelPerfect
prop to bothScrollControls
andHtml
components to prevent subpixel rendering blur caused by CSStransform3d
values with decimal pixels.Problem
HTML elements rendered with CSS transforms in 3D scenes often appear blurry due to subpixel positioning, especially during animations. This affects text readability and overall visual quality, as discussed in issues #859 and #2380.
Solution
Implements a
pixelPerfect
prop that rounds transform values to whole pixels usingdevicePixelRatio
-based calculation for accurate rendering across all display types.Key Features
pixelPerfect
prop for<Scroll html>
componentspixelPerfect
prop for transform mode renderingwindow.devicePixelRatio
Usage
Implementation Details
roundToPixelRatio()
useswindow.devicePixelRatio
for accurate roundingDocumentation & Examples
Credit
Special thanks to @chris-xinhai-li for suggesting the
devicePixelRatio
approach in issue #2380.Fixes
Testing
The feature has been thoroughly tested with: