Windows v6 beta test

[Crow]

Originally Posted by Crow

Images on the GUI layers look strangely distorted when their x/y coordinate(s) has/have any decimals in them (like 200.5 or something). This is pretty annoying considering that such values come up quite frequently when using formulas like "GraalControl.width / 2" to get the center of the main window. Images on GUI layers should just stick to the "pixel grid", auto-convert to integer values; whatever you want to call it.

Bringing this up again. I'd like a statement from you, Stefan, on this issue.

[Skyld]

Originally Posted by Crow

Bringing this up again. I'd like a statement from you, Stefan, on this issue.

GUI controls don't work in sub-pixels, therefore do not expect them to behave properly when you give them sub-pixel values. Use integers instead.

[Crow]

I'm not even talking about GUI controls, I'm talking about GUI layers (4 and above). Obviously they end up having floating point coordinates when doing some math to place them (like I've explained above) and I'd really like to avoid going through my code and call int() on all that stuff. I'd just like the v5 behavior of this back, since it didn't happen with v5. Here's an example:

PHP Code:

//#CLIENTSIDE
function onCreated() {
  with (findImg(200)) {
    image = "block.png";
    x = y = 32.5;
    layer = 4;
  }
} 


Edit: On another note, I believe the displacement/distortion bug only happens when using DirectX. I'll test a bit later.