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System settings:
Windows 10
Resolution 1920x1080 (does not affect issue)
RPG_RT.exe settings:
Resolution- does not affect issue.
EasyRPG 0.8 settings:
Window size- does not affect issue
Vsync- does not affect issue
Stretch- does not affect issue
No custom configs are set.
No custom font is set.
Overview
Using the Show String Picture command seems to cause some errors with applying gradients to some fonts.
Turning off Character Shadows seems to make no difference.
When Character Gradation is on, the following issue occurs. Image on the left is RPG_RT.exe and the image on the right is Easy RPG 0.8 -- note the discolorations on the characters. (Example: the "y" in "Party" or the "g" in "Magic")
Turning off Character Gradation inside the the String Picture command produces a different look at the issue. Again, note the character discoloration such as "y" in "Party" or the "g" in "Magic"
Test Case
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Maniac: Show String Picture can result in text errors with some fonts
Maniac: Show String Picture can result in text gradient errors with some fonts
Nov 22, 2024
Maniac Version:
20240202
ERPG Version:
EasyRPG Player 0.8
System settings:
Windows 10
Resolution 1920x1080 (does not affect issue)
RPG_RT.exe settings:
Resolution- does not affect issue.
EasyRPG 0.8 settings:
Window size- does not affect issue
Vsync- does not affect issue
Stretch- does not affect issue
No custom configs are set.
No custom font is set.
Overview
Using the Show String Picture command seems to cause some errors with applying gradients to some fonts.
In this example we will use the open source .ttf font called Amaranth (https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Amaranth)
Turning off Character Shadows seems to make no difference.
When Character Gradation is on, the following issue occurs. Image on the left is RPG_RT.exe and the image on the right is Easy RPG 0.8 -- note the discolorations on the characters. (Example: the "y" in "Party" or the "g" in "Magic")
Turning off Character Gradation inside the the String Picture command produces a different look at the issue. Again, note the character discoloration such as "y" in "Party" or the "g" in "Magic"
Test Case
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: