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Text and GUI Rotation
When rotating text via showtext(), and using GUI controls, the behavior is...very strange.
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http://i.imgur.com/uCZ0N.png The same happens when using rotation with showtext(). Is there some way to fix this, and rotate text without it looking like a complete mess? |
LOL. lol
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Possibly by setting rotation center?
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Playing around with it more, there seem to be a lot of things wrong with it... If you have a rotation of .3 thru 1.4, the text just doesn't display. Same with some other numbers as well... |
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Blarghargharlargh. Oh, why thank you Nigel for that bump. Also, does Stefan ever look over the tech support forums? Or is there no point in bumping this thread? Because if nothing will get done, I might as well just start pming him and let this thread drop back to the middle of the page. |
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This is actually quite frustrating....I just wanted to display sideways text. :( Is that so hard to ask for... |
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I posted about this 4 years ago. It does not seem to be a high priority.
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Will try to fix it for DirectX9, it's working fine in OpenGL.
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It would probably be better to just use openGL...Graal seems to run better with it. |
Has OpenGL support been improved? I dunno about anyone else but whenever I tried OpenGL with Graal it ran horribly. And I'm talking about over about 4-5 different PCs I've had over the years.
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I'm not an expert on how this stuff works but idling in a level filled with 25 nickname displaying NPCs, checking through task manager I find V6 + OpenGL to be taking half as much CPU as V5 + DirectX, weirdly V6 + DirectX is about 3 times as much as V6 + OpenGL. |
There should be an option in F3 to change between DirectX and OpenGL (for Windows obv).
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