Instead of being checkboxes they're black squares with no indication of state

[lyssieth]

Describe the bug Wherever there are toggles (I'm assuming they're meant to be checkboxes), there are just black lines which don't indicate their checked/unchecked state. (see screenshot)

To Reproduce

1. Run the game
2. Open Toy Box's settings
3. Scroll to any checkbox

Expected behavior Checkboxes or toggle buttons with a clear indication of state

Save Files Save files aren't necessary, this is visible on the main menu as well.

Screenshots

Settings.xml Completely unchanged, file has not even been generated yet

Version Info:

• ToyBox Version: 1.4.4
• OS: Linux (5.14.12-zen, Arch)
• Version 1.1.0-beta

Additional Notes: Unity Mod Manager was installed using 'Assembly' mode as that's recommended for Linux gaming.

[Sizurka]

Looks like there's some problem rendering the Unicode "✔" and "✖" under wine. My quick hack to get it usable is just to patch the .dll:

#!/usr/bin/python3

with open('ToyBox.dll', 'rb+') as f:
    c = f.read()
    c = c.replace("<color=green><b>✔</b></color>".encode('utf-16-le'),
                  "<color=green><b>+</b></color>".encode('utf-16-le'))
    f.seek(0)
    f.truncate(0)
    f.write(c)

I am not familiar enough with the internals of Unity modding to really advise about how to properly fix it, though.

[lyssieth]

If that's the case, I think installing a font which provides emojis should work? I'll do some testing first.

[lyssieth]

Okay, installing an emoji font didn't work.

However, here's my script for anyone that wants it:

#!/usr/bin/env python

with open('ToyBox.dll', 'rb+') as f:
    c = f.read()
    c = c.replace("<color=green><b>✔</b></color>".encode('utf-16-le'),
                  "<color=green><b>X</b></color>".encode('utf-16-le'))
    c = c.replace("<color=#B8B8B8FF>✖</color>".encode('utf-16-le'),
                  "<color=#B8B8B8FF>-</color>".encode('utf-16-le'))
    f.seek(0)
    f.truncate(0)
    f.write(c)

[dark0dave]

@lyssieth

I fixed your script and the bug is gone:

#!/usr/bin/env python

with open('ToyBox.dll', 'rb+') as f:
    c = f.read()
    c = c.replace("✔".encode('utf-16-le'),
                  "+".encode('utf-16-le'))
    c = c.replace("✖".encode('utf-16-le'),
                  "-".encode('utf-16-le'))
    f.seek(0)
    f.truncate(0)
    f.write(c)

This is caused by ✔ showing up in about 4 places in the source code.

https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/GUIHelper.cs#L7 https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/UI%2BControls.cs#L68 https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/UI%2BElements.cs#7 https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/UI%2BToggles.cs#14

One of them is not in the format of

<color=green><b>✔</b></color>

See https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/UI%2BControls.cs#L68

                    if (GL.Button("✔".green(), GUI.skin.box, AutoWidth())

[condekind]

@lyssieth

I fixed your script and the bug is gone:

#!/usr/bin/env python

with open('ToyBox.dll', 'rb+') as f:
    c = f.read()
    c = c.replace("✔".encode('utf-16-le'),
                  "+".encode('utf-16-le'))
    c = c.replace("✖".encode('utf-16-le'),
                  "-".encode('utf-16-le'))
    f.seek(0)
    f.truncate(0)
    f.write(c)

This is caused by heavy_check_mark showing up in about 4 places in the source code.

https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/GUIHelper.cs#L7 https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/UI%2BControls.cs#L68 https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/UI%2BElements.cs#7 https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/UI%2BToggles.cs#14

One of them is not in the format of

<color=green><b>✔</b></color>

See https://github.com/cabarius/ToyBox/blob/master/ModKit/UI/UI%2BControls.cs#L68

                    if (GL.Button("✔".green(), GUI.skin.box, AutoWidth())

That did it, my thanks to all of you!

[ThyWoof]

@cabarius , I fixed this on ModKit solasta code base

[dark0dave]

I would propably remove all fancy characters, I know it won't look as good but it will be more portable:

 public static string FormatOn = "▼".color(RGBA.white).Bold() + " {0}";
 public static string FormatOff = "▶".color(RGBA.lime).Bold() + " {0}";
 public static string FormatNone = " ▪".color(RGBA.white) + "   {0}";

with simplier ascii ones like V > . and so on, just a thought. And I totally understand if this is does not work, we are an odd usecase (I am using proton (wine)).

[BaconCatBug]

After failing to get the patch scripts working, I have found out that the font "Unifont" will display the characters. https://unifoundry.com/pub/unifont/unifont-13.0.06/font-builds/unifont-13.0.06.ttf

[ThyWoof]

Any instructions on how to install this font? Where does Linux users should drop it?

[BaconCatBug]

For me at least if you open the font, whatever font viewer your distro uses should give you the option to install the font (I use Linux Mint so it has a font viewer installed by default). If you're using Wine, you should use Winetricks to install it.

[xADDBx]

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