I broke my install when playing with Scaling, now when it starts it says:
regardless of how i spazzed out at the other dude, i know scaling is having some issues and im looking to attempt fixing them. with imgui and opengl its a pain because everything imgui will need to draw (think fonts with all chaarcters, and all sizes, plus icons and so on) has to fit into a single opengl texture surface and those have limited size.
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How can I pass a new value to scaling (of 1.00) at startup?
EDIT: NVM, I edited the database directly to change interface_scaling in the settings table to 1.0. Might want to add some error handling to keep idiots like me from setting that out of range
this i assume is due to the new font sizes and extra characters present in the new version, that with your chosen scaling factor became too large to fit that fixed texture size. so scaling will work, but not at the same amount it did before. i have it whgere it should be able to detect a texture too large to fit the fixed bound, and i assume thats what happened to Dukez, it could not fit the texture so it reset to default scaling.
and this i assume is similar situation, but it did not manage to catch the issue with larger texture.
that does look a lot smarter than what i had, thanks! but i think ill try to remove most if not all usages of this function as i dont think its so needed anymore even in the other places its used
one downside is that it cant find not tracked by latest updates, such as URM and thus most other mods i would assume. not sure what you meant exactly by the thread search result popup.
Sorry to be a bother, but I am looking around the github and not finding where to download build 1373.
AlfAlf just implemented this, seems to be working fine, will be in next beta
im a moron, i tested locally and saw it bundled the xcb-cursor library, but didnt check if github actions had it. it doesnt have it, so it didnt bundle it. i just pushed a change to install the library so it will bundle it, please try build 1384
just fixed this by checking for exceptions at apply stage, not only size at generation stage. means i can also remove the size check, and avoid generating the texture twice (both in my code and underlying imgui glue code) which means both opening the tool and changing interface scaling is slightly faster.
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How can I pass a new value to scaling (of 1.00) at startup?
EDIT: NVM, I edited the database directly to change interface_scaling in the settings table to 1.0. Might want to add some error handling to keep idiots like me from setting that out of range
The popup you get when typing something in the bottom bar resulting in a forum search for matching threads.
I haven't tried the new version since I might stick to stable versions for the time being unless auto update has been added to these dev builds?
This version works. thank you.
I've done enough back and forth with the last updated field and it's always human error, I can't do anything more about it. Previously, it used the date reported in the thread, the "thread updated", but this reported updates that didn't exist at times since mods would change it when editing the OP without an update. Or sometimes they would forget to change it. Or sometimes they would put the wrong date 30 years in the future. So I asked Sam for some help, he added a timestamp to latest updates, and now it tries to get the date used by latest updates as the "last updated" date. And that's precisely what it does. Latest updates shows this game as last updated 2 weeks ago. Not my fault, and nothing I can do about the 0.1% where mods or uploaders are at fault and select the wrong date when promoting a thread.
No, this is intended. Read the changelog and the OP FAQ. It stays checked because you have played to completion the version you installed. Mark the new version as installed, and it will show that you have more content to play.
Perhaps in a future version a new column could be added that just has the date when this entry in the local db was last updated (apart from timeline updates). I'd probably find that more useful as it would keep newly updated and newly added games at the top of the table, which is where I'd be looking for them naturally.
