Closed andresain123 closed 6 years ago
i'm currently on vacation so i can't test the issue completely but i'm guessing it has to do with the font smoothing. i pushed a small update to the repo that may fix your issue.
if not, try playing around with lines 59-61 in MaterialLookAndFeel.java
and see if anything changes. this might be useful
The issue is resolved? I had the same problem now, but you say that it's resolved. Thanks!
To be honest I'm still not quite sure why this happens, and it's hard for me to test since the fonts seem to render fine for me. I'll try to run the library on other computers and see if I could get to the bottom of this
Same thing happens for me. I'm on Windows 8.1, fyi
Pushed a possible fix for this, although I can't test until tomorrow since I don't have access to a Windows machine right now.
I'm happy to say that the issue seems to be fixed! Due to the nature of the fix, it needs to be applied separately for each component, so if a component isn't supported yet, let me know and I'll add the fix
it is in my case the problem of my friends has been solved. Fantastic
Hi, I've just installed your library and the first thing I have noticed is that when I create a text component like JLabel, the text shows like pixelated.
Is any way to solve this? If I remove the UIManager.setLookAndFeel (new MaterialLookAndFeel()), the text just shows fine.
Thank you!
Here is a picture that shows that: