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what is wrong with you develompent politics???

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AntJam:
   Well now you have annoyed all the people who actually work on , improve and maintain the game (in their free time no less) by posting when your angry/frustrated I'd like to say I compile the game (2.6 dev) from git with the codeblocks package in Windows Vista with zero experience by closely following the instructions given and it works fine.

   Unfortunately that means all I can offer is that it is possibly to compile the game on windows with the supplied files not why you are unable to do so.

tenim:

--- Quote ---2.5 works fine out of the box for me on Win7. I suspect the problem lies at your end, rather than with the game.
--- End quote ---

definitively no. here:
http://ufoai.org/forum/index.php/topic,7943.0.html
and here:
http://ufoai.org/forum/index.php/topic,8681.0.html
are people that reported the same bug, i talked about. they where asked to post a screenshot, they posted the screenshot and then, nothing happend -in both cases. this looks for me like "i don´t care".


--- Quote ---what I realize is that you did not provide any patch to improve the situation. So what exactly are you thinking we can do to solve your problem?
--- End quote ---
how can i provide a patch if i can´t get the source compiled? btw. the patch is to use sdl1 instead of 2, according to a user (blau):
>Maybe something to do with SDL 2. Compiling with SDL 1 makes everything look fine.
i exactly want to do that but without luck.


--- Quote ---We are those 5% that don't use windows - so we can't even test it. Even the installer version is compiled from linux.
--- End quote ---
you provide a windows version and call it stable without testing it?
>We do care about product quality and we do our best in that limited time we have for it.
it doesn´t figure.


--- Quote --- I'd like to say I compile the game (2.6 dev) from git with the codeblocks package in Windows Vista with zero experience by closely following the instructions given and it works fine.
--- End quote ---

as i write in my initial post. i want to compile the 2.5 stable version, not the unstable dev, and the source-version
from here
http://ufoai.org/wiki/Download
doesn´t compile under windows, and i have tried many things.

i understand, that you people work in your free time and this without fee, but i tried >8 hours in my free time to get this software compiled. 8 hours for nothing (i know you spend even more than 8 years in the project). i have successfully compiled many other linux freeware stuff, mainly why they supported cmake files or code blocks project files (only, not in combination with custom makefiles). i like the xcom series very much and was very happy to see this project after 6? years in this new style. i like your game and i´m looked forward to play it but it´s not possible with this font, i can read the text no longer than 5 minutes. this is why i´m angry. i´m angry why i can do nothing to get the font problem fixed.
this windows-gui tool to compile the source without knowledge "make_UfoAI_win32.exe" would have eventually helped my but it is no longer maintained and doesn´t work with actual sources:
http://ufoai.org/forum/index.php/topic,3843.300.html

sorry for the harsh words, but i´m not a creep.

so long, i wait for version 2.6. what i saw from the screenshots a new font is used which seems very good readable.

tenim

MonkeyHead:
With the text in the 2 examples you post, I really cant see what the issue is - it hardly looks unreadable, and looks very much like what I see when I play the game. If this is an aesthetics issue, it clearly is not a bug. I repeat - If the text is unreadable on your display I strongly suspect that the problem lies at your end, not with the game, based on how many users are not complaining about this and are getting by just fine. It is more than readable for me, and I simply install from the package available from the downloads page. Possibly what you have on your system is incompatible in some way with the game. I for one a few moths ago had an issue where I would get little or no text on certain screens - the solution was to check my SDL video drivers, which were out of date and not functioning properly, or so it seemed. Updating them solved that problem.

diegobf109:
Beyond the point of how he made his complaint, the fact is that the issue is real.
Text in version 2.5/6 does look bad in multiple systems.
I would not be surprised if it is related to the video card and screen resolution.
I have tried changing my video resolution, but no luck.
Perhaps is a problem with NVidia cards?

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