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Artifacts if rendered with a non-integer display scaling factor on Windows #11

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reknih opened this issue Apr 7, 2021 · 1 comment

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@reknih
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reknih commented Apr 7, 2021

Hey, thanks for the fun font project! I'm enjoying the bit of whimsy when coding!

One of my displays is set to a 1.25 scaling factor. On that display, the font displays ugly rendering artefacts around the edges, especially at sizes typically used in a editor (the font size in the attached screenshot is 16px, the editor is VS Code). These artifacts are especially noticable on letters like the lower-case e and s. There are no such issues if the window is moved over to a 2x display.

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Artoria2e5 commented Jan 29, 2024

Sounds like hinting getting too zealous. Have you tried switching between the TTF and OTF versions and/or changing antialias settings on vscode? Running ttfautohint on the TTF font should also fix it.

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