new net_graph is broken on 1080p res with net_graphproportionalfont 0

[vitalpulse]

[vitalpulse]

same issue persists with cl_showfps 1

[rbjaxter]

net_graph & cl_showfps share a font entry, but only one can be proportionally controlled. even with net_graphproportionalfont 0, the behavior of net_graph is strange now. basically nothing can be done until either the TF team fixes it or someone figures out how their newly introduced values are supposed to be used

[Wheretf2]

Just to add, appears the same applies to cl_showpos 1

[vitalpulse]

net_graph & cl_showfps share a font entry, but only one can be proportionally controlled. even with net_graphproportionalfont 0, the behavior of net_graph is strange now. basically nothing can be done until either the TF team fixes it or someone figures out how their newly introduced values are supposed to be used

sucks to hear that, classic valve trying to fix something while breaking the other

[qkeitoe]

I have no issues with net_graph, cl_showpos, or cl_showfps on 1080p using this setup:
https://github.com/qkeitoe/budhud/blob/2e3bb9da3b149e4133b84cad627966c13bb1bae5/%23users/custom/resource/sourcescheme.res#L5-L17

[Liubik]

can confirm, I am having the same issue.
Using latest budhud release, Arch Linux.

[Wheretf2]

I have no issues with net_graph, cl_showpos, or cl_showfps on 1080p using this setup: https://github.com/qkeitoe/budhud/blob/2e3bb9da3b149e4133b84cad627966c13bb1bae5/%23users/custom/resource/sourcescheme.res#L5-L17

Using your sourcescheme.res resolved the issue for me
Thank you

[rbjaxter]

I have no issues with net_graph, cl_showpos, or cl_showfps on 1080p using this setup: https://github.com/qkeitoe/budhud/blob/2e3bb9da3b149e4133b84cad627966c13bb1bae5/%23users/custom/resource/sourcescheme.res#L5-L17

This does work for 1920x1080, but on on the higher dpi resolutions unfortunately. I don't actually think there's a way to really have it work for both it seems

[qkeitoe]

I don't have a monitor with a higher dpi resolution, so I can't test that out. How exactly is that broken? Isn't it possible to just manually adjust "tall" for some reasonably chosen "yres" intervals?

I have no issues with net_graph, cl_showpos, or cl_showfps on 1080p using this setup: https://github.com/qkeitoe/budhud/blob/2e3bb9da3b149e4133b84cad627966c13bb1bae5/%23users/custom/resource/sourcescheme.res#L5-L17

This does work for 1920x1080, but on on the higher dpi resolutions unfortunately. I don't actually think there's a way to really have it work for both it seems

[rbjaxter]

I suppose that does make an improvement, but there are other issues relating to positioning/etc: (3840x2160):

I also had issues previously getting isproportional to work for this, but I'm wondering if I was just not testing it properly before..will need to see

[qkeitoe]

Oh, I see. Thanks! It seems that either xpos or width of cl_showfps is set in pixels, so it doesn't scale properly for high resolutions. Do you remember if that clipping issue existed before the update? But since there is no way to move cl_showfps in any way (as far as I know), there is nothing that can be done about it I guess. And I suppose the same issue should also be true for cl_showpos (?).

Also, sorry to bother you, but I am wondering what the fonts would look like if tf2 is run at 1920x1080 resolution and then scaled to 4k (and whether isproportional has any effect on this).

[rbjaxter]

Whoops, sorry I think my github comment notifications are getting eaten or something

I don't really recall unfortunately, but I do feel like the positioning of cl_showfps has always been an issue on higher dpi monitors

Here's 1920x1080 windowed noborder, 1920x1080 scaled up to 4k, and 4k:

[rbjaxter]

I think I've fixed this issue the best I can for now, at least on 1920x1080. I suppose we'll see, but let me know if there's anything else you're wondering about @qkeitoe

[qkeitoe]

Thanks!

Also, I've been using your setup for a few days and I love it (at 1080p). Great job!

[rbjaxter]

Glad that it's working out :D more thanks goes to you for the values though of course