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Yeah that's pretty good quality when you enable that ''hinting'' option. If we use that in [[interface.c]] then it'd be best to use the surface-cache to represent the nodes at the word level rather than character level which makes the text stuff a lot easier to implement. --[[User:Nad|Nad]] 13:19, 9 Dec 2006 (NZDT) | Yeah that's pretty good quality when you enable that ''hinting'' option. If we use that in [[interface.c]] then it'd be best to use the surface-cache to represent the nodes at the word level rather than character level which makes the text stuff a lot easier to implement. --[[User:Nad|Nad]] 13:19, 9 Dec 2006 (NZDT) | ||
+ | :Using word-level groupings would be suitable for 90% of situations, except where text editing is required. In that case we would need to store individual glyphs. | ||
+ | :One test we need to do is to use SDL to write a font onto a blank surface, then blit that onto a complex bitmap. Then we can see if the transparency is being handled properly. I seem to remember something about the SDL_ttf requiring a background colour for the text surface. If this is the case, some more work may be required to have proper transparency with typography. | ||
+ | :--[[User:Rob|Rob]] 15:04, 9 Dec 2006 (NZDT) |
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Yeah that's pretty good quality when you enable that hinting option. If we use that in interface.c then it'd be best to use the surface-cache to represent the nodes at the word level rather than character level which makes the text stuff a lot easier to implement. --Nad 13:19, 9 Dec 2006 (NZDT)
- Using word-level groupings would be suitable for 90% of situations, except where text editing is required. In that case we would need to store individual glyphs.
- One test we need to do is to use SDL to write a font onto a blank surface, then blit that onto a complex bitmap. Then we can see if the transparency is being handled properly. I seem to remember something about the SDL_ttf requiring a background colour for the text surface. If this is the case, some more work may be required to have proper transparency with typography.
- --Rob 15:04, 9 Dec 2006 (NZDT)