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    Default QGraphicsview with bad resolution

    Dear all, I have a question about the QGraphics framework. In the case there is already a thread I am sorry, but I did not find one..

    If I paint on a QGraphicsscene the lines with width=1 look much thicker than when I paint a line to a widget with a pixmap.

    I tried
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    1. view->scale(0.5,0.5);
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    but then the line thickness depends on the position.

    The Renderhints and the Antialiasing had no influence.

    Can somebody give me a hint or an approach who to solve the problem. At the end I would like to have diagrams with a high resolution.

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    Default Re: QGraphicsview with bad resolution

    Please post a minimal compilable example reproducing the problem.
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