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Text shown in SWF is not in the right place and cut off, and text shown when hovering is inaccurate too #3156
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I see there is a pull request out that would fix part of the issue, but that the author of said pull request (@adrian17) said they don't fully understand the rest of the issue. I doubted having more SWF files that are almost exactly the same and all have the exact same error would help identify the issue, which is why I did not include those files initially since I thought it would be redundant. but in case it helps, the following all have the exact same issue: (Note: not reproducible anymore, see below for a SWF)
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Edit: No longer relevant |
Since 26ffbdf was committed, the issue is a lot less problematic. The text is still not in the right place a lot of the time, but its position is a lot more consistent and close to where it's meant to be. It no longer jumps around. Check the swfs/pages to see the issue in action now. |
I don't know whether to close this or not, so I'm leaving it open and I'll let someone with the authority to close issues decide whether to close it. It was not fixed. However, since it did not seem to be progressing, we updated those animations, so the issue is no longer visible by viewing them. Uploaded zip exemplifying the issue (very old version of a file showing the same issue). |
I think this is an instance of #10660 |
Describe the bug
This is a visual bug and a bit hard to explain. The bug can be seen in action when using the browser extension here:
(Note: not reproducible anymore, see below for a SWF)
HTML Page: http://www.dnai.org/timeline/index.html
SWF File: http://www.dnai.org/timeline/timeline_header.swf
Expected behavior
The problem is a bit hard to explain, so I have an image that explains it better than I can:
Is the problem with the Ruffle desktop app, extension, or self-hosted version?
It applies to the extension and demo, and based on testing on my test server, also to the self-hosted version. Since it's a rendering/formatting issue, it seems to apply to every version
What platform are you using?
I am using a Windows 10 computer, and tested both Chrome and Firefox
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