In the current version, the only 2 options I found related to font blur is sub-blur and osd-blur, according to reference, they‘re applied to the font border.
When the border is 0, sub-blur and osd-blurare applied to the font itself, that‘s good, they have an Anti-Aliasing effect, I usually set sub-blur=0.4 and osd-blur=0.15, making the font looks softer.
But if the border is not 0, blur will be applied to the border, as described in the reference, and the Anti-Aliasing effect on the font will disappear, font looks terrible to me.
Can these two options be separated? Just like sub-blursub-border-blurosd-blurosd-border-blur. It's a pity that border and the blurriness of the font itself can’t be obtained simultaneously.
Expected behavior of the wanted feature
In the current version, the only 2 options I found related to font blur is
sub-blur
andosd-blur
, according to reference, they‘re applied to the font border.When the border is 0,
sub-blur
andosd-blur
are applied to the font itself, that‘s good, they have an Anti-Aliasing effect, I usually setsub-blur=0.4
andosd-blur=0.15
, making the font looks softer.But if the border is not 0, blur will be applied to the border, as described in the reference, and the Anti-Aliasing effect on the font will disappear, font looks terrible to me.
Can these two options be separated? Just like
sub-blur
sub-border-blur
osd-blur
osd-border-blur
. It's a pity that border and the blurriness of the font itself can’t be obtained simultaneously.Alternative behavior of the wanted feature
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