//in the function:
HRESULT CD3DFont::InitDeviceObjects( LPDIRECT3DDEVICE8 pd3dDevice ){}
//change the line :
x += size.cx+1;
//by :
// Correction 73=I 76=L 105=i 108=l
if(c==73||c==76||c==105||c==108)
x += 2*size.cx+1;
else
x += size.cx+1;
//Now the loop should look like this:
for( TCHAR c=32; c<127; c++ )
{
str[0] = c;
GetTextExtentPoint32( hDC, str, 1, &size );
if( (DWORD)(x+size.cx+1) > m_dwTexWidth )
{
x = 0;
y += size.cy+1;
}
ExtTextOut( hDC, x+0, y+0, ETO_OPAQUE, NULL, str, 1, NULL );
m_fTexCoords[c-32][0] = ((FLOAT)(x+0))/m_dwTexWidth;
m_fTexCoords[c-32][1] = ((FLOAT)(y+0))/m_dwTexHeight;
m_fTexCoords[c-32][2] = ((FLOAT)(x+0+size.cx))/m_dwTexWidth;
m_fTexCoords[c-32][3] = ((FLOAT)(y+0+size.cy))/m_dwTexHeight;
// Correction 73=I 76=L 105=i 108=l
if(c==73||c==76||c==105||c==108)
x += 2*size.cx+1;
else
x += size.cx+1;
}
CD3DFONT BUG correction here---> (free enter)
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cd3dfont is fast but is buggy with big font there is artifact with the "i" "I" "l" "L" letter.
Correction is really simple:
In: d3dfont.cpp
another way might just be to add a little space to every character, because there might be some fonts that mess up on other letters. I just do this:
x += size.cx+10;
A little more in the way of wasted pixels, but not really. If you look at the full texture, there is usually alot wasted anyway. You probably break even and you don''t have to hard code specific characters.
x += size.cx+10;
A little more in the way of wasted pixels, but not really. If you look at the full texture, there is usually alot wasted anyway. You probably break even and you don''t have to hard code specific characters.
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