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• • Sulli
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  • 10 Aug, 2014
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  That is uncanny to the game I've been working on over the last year. Mechanic, name and function wise: "inversion"; "B&W".

• • Sulli
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  • 7 Aug, 2014
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  blackhornet

  OK, I will. It's a shame.

  I'd recommend downloading the font just so you have a 100% idea of what I'm referring to.

• • Sulli
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  • 6 Aug, 2014
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  blackhornet

  Ok so I get what you're doing. I can see how setting the family name works too; however, Josefin Sans has many variants e.g. "Thin 100", "Semi-Bold 600".. nothing to do with the actual pt sizing.

  In my example I want to use those different ones. How do I do this correctly?

  EDIT: By 'variants' I meant "Font styles"

• • Sulli
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  • 6 Aug, 2014
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  TheDom

  No worries. Thanks anyway.

  —

  Still need an answer to this problem or I'll have to report it as a bug, as I see no logical answer.

• • Sulli
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  • 6 Aug, 2014
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  TheDom

  I did (https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/236/using-web-fonts-in-the-text-object), but not entirely..

  Is your point still valid?

• • Sulli
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  • 6 Aug, 2014
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  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49149597/fontsbug.png This link has my project settings visible!

  That should say it all really. Why are the two fonts not different?

  To the person who will ask: Title is the "Black and white" and options is the "text".

  I got them from this site: http://www.google.com/fonts/#

  I have not downloaded them or added them to the project, to be in the same position that the player would be.

  In theory this should work, I believe. What's up?

• • Sulli
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  • 5 Aug, 2014
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  Sisyphus

  It all makes sense now!

• • Sulli
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  • 5 Aug, 2014
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  newt

  Good god. That's bothered me since I got Construct a year ago. Thank you good Sir.

  Thread will be closed.

• • Sulli
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  • 5 Aug, 2014
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  It turns out it wasn't a bug, but rather a feature I hadn't heard of in my whole year of using Construct 2. My apologies.

  Problem Description

  The 'player' seems to always have this 'space' below him. I've posted this in the 'how to' forum but I only got suggestions of reporting it as a bug. This only occurs on screens around ~24" and is happening via the HTML website export and the web Nodekit export.

  Description of Capx

  Just move the player around with WASD and you will see the white space below him.

  Steps to Reproduce Bug

  • Use 24"+ screen
  • Preview or export as HTML or WebKit
  • Move the player around

  Observed Result

  You see this white line below the player

  Expected Result

  No white line, the player and the black below him blend in, like they do on smaller screens.

  Affected Browsers

  • Chrome: (YES)
  • Node webkit (yes)

  Operating System and Service Pack

  Win 7 Pro Genuine SP1

  Construct 2 Version ID

  173 64-bit (has occurred for months but only got round to doing something about it)

  Additional info:

  HTML link: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49149597/bugreport/html/index.html

  Image:

  

  capx mirror: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49149597/bugreport/sulli-bug%20report.capx

  Node export: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/49149597/bugreport/win32.rar

  Thanks

• • Sulli
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  • 1 Aug, 2014
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  Sisyphus mine does! I guess I just won't export it as an HTML site when it comes to public releases.

• • Sulli
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  • 1 Aug, 2014
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  Sisyphus

  Even if I set the 'background' blocks to their sprite size (250x250) the issue still occurs.

  https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/491 ... index.html

• • Sulli
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  • 1 Aug, 2014
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  Sisyphus

  Thing is, the sprite is 32x32 and the actual in-game player is 32x32.. So there isn't any reshaping.

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• • Sulli
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  • 1 Aug, 2014
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  Sisyphus it doesn't occur when I export using Node-Webkit.

  Also, the sprite is a square with 1 colour. I can't understand how or why this would happen in terms of pixels and ramifications of reshaping it.

• • Sulli
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  • 1 Aug, 2014
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  Interestingly it is only when I export as an HTML website, nodekit is fine.

• • Sulli
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  • 1 Aug, 2014
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  Hello,

  I usually float in and out of using Construct 2 as I am a student. I make little things here and there as I enjoy doing it.

  One thing I have done lately, which I'm enjoying, is this:

  However, what is strange is that in the engine itself, I don't have this weird 1mm of white underneath the player sprite; where as in the build I do... or at least my screen does!

  Any thoughts?