Closed GoogleCodeExporter closed 8 years ago
Adding on to this list.
Moderate:
- Smearing is a problem in some games that create a border (Smash Brothers is a
perfect example)
- It would be great if users could select a custom font, color, and size (based
on
screen ratio).
Minor:
- Cooler status bar messages, but this might be a major minor thing. (irony) I
guess
it's not that important.
- Controlling where each message appears.
Original comment by sgorman07@gmail.com
on 18 May 2008 at 5:02
This is not a good bug report, because these are all separate issues. Grouping
them
together makes them difficult to track. I'll give some responses just for the
benefit of the reporter and later invalidate this report.
1. Fading causing slowdowns - the OGLFT code currently regenerates the gl
bitmaps
whenever the color changes. This could be fixed (because we're using the
Monochrome
class), but the fix would break the other Font classes. Therefore if this fix
were
implemented the code would have to be cleaned and the unused classes removed.
2. Disable OSD - we could add an option for this but I would recommend against
it.
I'm currently refactoring the screenshot code so that the screenshots are saved
without the OSD overlay.
3. TV out - the left start offset isn't necessary because PCs with TV out
already add
a border so that pixel 0,0 is visible.
4. Aliasing - do you mean anti-aliasing? The Font class which is currently
used is
Monochrome, so it does not do anti-aliasing.
5. Font - ebenblues has expressed an interest in using a sans-serif font. I
agree
the current font size is too big.
6. Smearing on games like SSB - this is a problem, but it will probably have to
be
fixed in the video plugins. They need to clear the screen for each frame. I
have
observed this problem even without the OSD, where game polygons smear into the
border.
Original comment by richard...@gmail.com
on 18 May 2008 at 1:21
Some of these issues have been fixed in recent commits. Others won't be fixed.
Closing issue report.
Original comment by richard...@gmail.com
on 31 May 2008 at 4:06
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
sknau...@wesleyan.edu
on 17 May 2008 at 12:50