Hello.
I am hawing issues when drawing sf::Text onto screen. It is blurry in some cases!
The font on its own is not blurry at.
//TAKE NOTE When i changed the font, the problem remains

The problem occurs when text is some specified sizes.

Here are two examples: /* The "Height is" where the problem is if you don't see */
Image 1
http://postimage.org/image/6t4oj5a2h/
Image 2
http://postimage.org/image/98rr1cg51/

The code to images

//TAKE NOTE that the copy paste added errors where the '&' sign is, it added ";amp" for some reason

// The sequence the code goes is
objOptions.SetupOptions(*objApp);
objOptions.UpdateOptions(*objApp);
while( theGame == true )
{
objOptions.DrawOptions(objWindow.Screen);
}

//The Actual code

void Options::SetupOptions(Application& objApp)
{
recWindowInfo.setPosition(50.f, 50.f);
recWindowInfo.setSize(sf::Vector2f(300.f, 150.f));
recWindowInfo.setFillColor(sf::Color(150, 120, 200));
recWindowInfo.setOutlineColor(sf::Color::Black);
recWindowInfo.setOutlineThickness(1.f);
txtWindowInfo.setCharacterSize(48);
txtWindowInfo.setColor(sf::Color::White);
txtWindowInfo.setFont(objApp.objFonts.Font1);
txtWindowInfo.setString("Window size");
objApp.objFunctions.CentertxtinrecTop(txtWindowInfo, recWindowInfo);
txtWindowLine1.setCharacterSize(48);
txtWindowLine1.setColor(sf::Color::White);
txtWindowLine1.setFont(objApp.objFonts.Font1);
txtWindowLine2.setCharacterSize(48);
txtWindowLine2.setColor(sf::Color::White);
txtWindowLine2.setFont(objApp.objFonts.Font1);
}
void Options::UpdateOptions(Application& objApp)
{
std::stringstream conv;
conv << "Width is " << objApp.objWindow.VidMod.width;
txtWindowLine1.setString(conv.str());
conv.clear();
conv.str(std::string());
conv << "Height " << objApp.objWindow.VidMod.height;
txtWindowLine2.setString(conv.str());
objApp.objFunctions.Centertxtinrec(txtWindowLine1, recWindowInfo);
objApp.objFunctions.CentertxtinrecBot(txtWindowLine2, recWindowInfo);
}
void Options::DrawOptions(sf::RenderWindow& Screen)
{
Screen.draw(recWindowInfo);
Screen.draw(txtWindowInfo);
Screen.draw(txtWindowLine1);
Screen.draw(txtWindowLine2);
}
void Functions::Centertxtinrec(sf::Text& txt, sf::RectangleShape&; rec)
{
txt.setPosition(rec.getPosition().x + rec.getSize().x / 2 - txt.getGlobalBounds().width / 2 - txt.getGlobalBounds().left / 2,
rec.getPosition().y + rec.getSize().y / 2 - txt.getGlobalBounds().height / 2 - txt.getGlobalBounds().top / 2);
}
//Top
void Functions::CentertxtinrecTop(sf::Text& txt, sf::RectangleShape& rec)
{
txt.setPosition(rec.getPosition().x + rec.getSize().x / 2 - txt.getGlobalBounds().width / 2 - txt.getGlobalBounds().left,
rec.getPosition().y - txt.getGlobalBounds().top);
}
//Bot
void Functions::CentertxtinrecBot(sf::Text& txt, sf::RectangleShape& rec)
{
txt.setPosition(rec.getPosition().x + rec.getSize().x / 2 - txt.getGlobalBounds().width / 2 - txt.getGlobalBounds().left,
rec.getPosition().y + rec.getSize().y - txt.getGlobalBounds().height - txt.getGlobalBounds().top);
}



EDIT : FIXED!
passing int parameters to setPosition(); function corrects the blur, using static_cast<in>

I saw this one up on the sfml boards earlier. Is this from the kerning sizes having to be discretly sized pixels?

Nope, this one is the one where "Administrator" suggested "Try to round the text position." and it worked.