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- October 07, 2024, 08:32:55 PM
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With a 1080p screen 20x20 is the only font that should not fitThat's the problem, 14x14 is exactly the height of my screen:
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" <color_light_gray>|\\</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>\\</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>\\</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_light_gray>|</color> <color_light_gray>|</color> ",
" <color_dark_gray>(____)</color> ",
" <color_dark_gray>[__]</color> ",
" <color_dark_gray>[__]</color> ",
" <color_dark_gray>[__]</color> ",
" <color_dark_gray>[__]</color> ",
" <color_dark_gray>[__]</color> ",
" <color_dark_gray>[__]</color> "
and it would be better if it looked like this: " ",
" <color_light_gray>|\\ ",
" |\\ ",
" | \\ ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | | ",
" | |</color> ",
" <color_dark_gray>(____) ",
" [__] ",
" [__] ",
" [__] ",
" [__] ",
" [__] ",
" [__]</color> ",
Setting this value to 1 loads all fonts, even those which will allow extreme zooming where it produces a window which doesn't fit on the screen!But I can load the same fonts (many of which indeed don't fit on the screen) on either setting .
I discovered that it's not entirely clear how background colors would be handled if they change from the previous color. Overall there needs to be more examples and guidance on the specifications there :/I'm not sure what you mean exactly, are you asking if for example in this case
So far it errs on the side of always including the foreground and background color whenever either changes since the last time it was set.
"<color_white_red> A </color><color_green> B ",
background of B would be black, because background is not specified, or red because the previous background was red? The answer is that B would be black. If color of the background isn't specified, it won't be colored (or it will be black? Which is the same thing anyway). I guess it can be assumed background colors should behave as foreground colors do, wrapping to new lines etc?I guess so, I think the developers simply didn't even consider someone would use background colours. I'll let you know if background colours get fixed.
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" <color_white>╔═══════════════════╗",
" ║ ║",
" ║</color> <color_yellow>╔═ ╔═╔═╗╔═║ ║</color> <color_white>║",
" ║</color> <color_yellow>║═ ┼ ║ ║═║╚╗║═║</color> <color_white>║",
" ║</color> <color_yellow>╚═ ╚═║ ║═╝║ ║</color> <color_white>║",
" ║ ║",
" ║ RIVTECH TRUST ║",
" ║ ║",
" ║ ║",
" ║ 555 993 55221 066 ║",
" ╚═══════════════════╝"
To replace every occurence of a glyph in all visible unlocked layers of an image, Ctrl-LMB on it in the font window, then Ctrl-LMB on the new glyph to replace it with. After selecting a source glyph, the swap can be cancelled by again pressing Ctrl-LMB on the same glyph.You might want to fix that so people don't get frustrated. Also it'd be cool if the download page said that ANSI version comes with non-square fonts and normal version doesn't.