Almost all UI text is missing on Windows 11 in v1.1.0

[RagingRoosevelt]

OS: Windows 11 build 22631 Dune3d Release: 1.1.0 Beryllium

Steps to reproduce:

• Download MSI from release page
• Install using the custom option (only change from defaults was skipping desktop icon)
• Launch

I tried toggling dark theme in preferences to see if that would trigger a redraw (it did, with no resolution to the text issue).

Text shows up in the following places:

• all the tooltips I've seen
• inside the hamburger menu at the top right
• some parts of the settings window

Additional notes:

I noticed that, after changing a setting, the contents of user_config.json in %LOCALAPPDATA%\dune3d was simply null, which seemed odd. I wouldn't rule out that I screwed something up, but I can't think of anything I did (literally installed and launched).

I tried removing and reinstalling using the "typical" option without any change.

[carrotIndustries]

I noticed that, after changing a setting, the contents of user_config.json

That's only used fro the recent files. The preferences are saved to prefs.json.

You could try setting the environment variable GTK_DEBUG=interactive and change font to something else in Global→Settings.

Apart from that, the window's header bar also looks a bit off, so there's something else amiss too.

[joeatbayes]

I experienced same issue from downloaded MSI clean install first time on this windows computer.

I did choose the custom install option to install at c:\dune3d no other options changed.

[carrotIndustries]

Doesn't seem to be a general problem. Works on a friend's Windows 11 machine.

Is it also broken when building from source: https://docs.dune3d.org/en/latest/build-win32.html

[RagingRoosevelt]

You could try setting the environment variable GTK_DEBUG=interactive and change font to something else in Global→Settings.

Is it also broken when building from source: https://docs.dune3d.org/en/latest/build-win32.html

I'll try to test both when I get home this evening.

[carrotIndustries]

I'll try to test both when I get home this evening.

When you've got MSYS2 installed, you can run gtk4-demo to see if it's also broken.

[RagingRoosevelt]

OK, I was able to change the debug env var and change the font. Looks like it worked to change the font but that didn't clear up the issue.

[carrotIndustries]

The fonts are also broken in the inspector, so this is a Gtk bug.

[RagingRoosevelt]

👍SG. I'll see if there's anything open there already.