I have a morph that includes submorphs with text. The larger morph is embedded in a TransformMorph. I can send #scale: to the transformMorph to see more, but the text becomes unreadable very quickly.
Is there a way to do scaling that will keep the text more readable?
On Thursday 02 August 2001 11:59 am, you wrote:
I have a morph that includes submorphs with text. The larger morph is embedded in a TransformMorph. I can send #scale: to the transformMorph to see more, but the text becomes unreadable very quickly.
Is there a way to do scaling that will keep the text more readable?
Yes, you can turn on anti-aliasing.
Tell the TransformMorph "smoothingOn".
On Thu, Aug 02, 2001 at 02:22:15PM -0700, Ned Konz wrote:
On Thursday 02 August 2001 11:59 am, you wrote:
I have a morph that includes submorphs with text. The larger morph is embedded in a TransformMorph. I can send #scale: to the transformMorph to see more, but the text becomes unreadable very quickly.
Is there a way to do scaling that will keep the text more readable?
Yes, you can turn on anti-aliasing.
Tell the TransformMorph "smoothingOn".
Thanks, that helps. Does the particular font I'm using matter for how well this works? The text is using my default, which is a StrikeFont(NewYork10 12). (Running on Linux now).
On Thursday 02 August 2001 03:27 pm, you wrote:
Tell the TransformMorph "smoothingOn".
Thanks, that helps. Does the particular font I'm using matter for how well this works? The text is using my default, which is a StrikeFont(NewYork10 12). (Running on Linux now).
No, bits are bits. Squeak's fonts are just bitmaps that are BitBlt'd around. There has been some work done on anti-aliased fonts, but this isn't part of the base image. I don't know what the status is.
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