Thank you Pedro, Please report all the information to the bug system (file a new report if needed). Assign it to me.
Regards Felipe On Mar 5, 2014, at 5:39 PM, Pedro Duque Vieira <pedro.duquevie...@gmail.com> wrote: > 1. It doesn't appear to be related with that issue but than again, it might.. > > 3. Thank you very much! I'll try out those settings to see how it looks. I'm > not very familinar with the internals of how windows renders fonts but IMHO I > would think that such poor results should be possible to avoid even with > default settings. > c) When you say 80, you mean 80px right? Even at 42px the results are quite > poor. > d) That's not the case, but I'll double check, just in case. > e) That's not the case. > > To answer your question: no, it looks bad both in windows 7 and windows 8 > (8.1). > > Before submitting the bug I think it's better for me to double check if it's > not my computer's fault that the results are so poor because as I said I > don't know much about the font rendering internals of windows, but as my > computer has a 1900x1200 display (slightly superior than full hd) I would > expect much better results using the system font (Segoe UI). Like I said even > at 42px, using the system font, the results are very poor (you can attest to > that by looking at the screenshots in my blog - pixelduke). > > Thanks again, regards, > > 1. > Maybe https://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-35402 > 2. > Sure. The above bug is in my TODO list as a matter of fact, > 3. Things to try: > a) Text#setFontSmoothingType(LCD) ? > b) -Dprism.text=t2k (in the command line) > c) if the font size is bigger than 80 JavaFX renders text using paths, try > font size < 80 (so that glyph images are used) > d) make sure the text node does not lay in a transparent cached parent, or > any other type node that is internally rendered using intermediate > transparent texture. See https://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-31100 for > details. > e) if the node is cached (with or without background set), make sure the node > is not scaled up. > Question to you, does it look good on Windows 7 and bad on Windows 8 ? > Please, use the jira to report results. > Thank you > Felipe > > -- > Pedro Duque Vieira
