A little list of bugs i found in MMF2

[ChrisStreet]

Eh, I found another bug which I don't think has been mentioned. I'll tell you exactly how it came about:


I created a frame, sized 320x240.

I created a quick backdrop (Motif), initial size 32x32.

In the properties I set the width to 320. I press ENTER. All is good. It looks fine so far. It fills the screen horizontally.

In the properties I set the height to 240. I press ENTER. Ah.

The height of the quick backdrop is 16 pixels bigger in height than the 240 pixels I set it to - meaning that it is 256 pixels tall in total. Even if I resize it manually to 240 pixels, it resets at 256 pixels tall. However I can resize it manually to less than 240 pixels without any problems.

Interestingly though, the 16 extra pixels appear outside the play area.

To summarise: 240 pixels = 256 pixels high in a 320x240 frame.

Has anyone else found this?

[ChrisStreet]

Eh, I found another bug which I don't think has been mentioned. I'll tell you exactly how it came about:


I created a frame, sized 320x240.

I created a quick backdrop (Motif), initial size 32x32.

In the properties I set the width to 320. I press ENTER. All is good. It looks fine so far. It fills the screen horizontally.

In the properties I set the height to 240. I press ENTER. Ah.

The height of the quick backdrop is 16 pixels bigger in height than the 240 pixels I set it to - meaning that it is 256 pixels tall in total. Even if I resize it manually to 240 pixels, it resets at 256 pixels tall. However I can resize it manually to less than 240 pixels without any problems.

Interestingly though, the 16 extra pixels appear outside the play area.

To summarise: 240 pixels = 256 pixels high in a 320x240 frame.

Has anyone else found this?

[Yves]

Maybe you have selected the "Integral Dimensions" option? If so, that's normal, when this option is ON the width and height are always a multiple of the size of the image.

Yves.

[Yves]

Maybe you have selected the "Integral Dimensions" option? If so, that's normal, when this option is ON the width and height are always a multiple of the size of the image.

Yves.

[ChrisStreet]

Oh... er... hahaha. I am indeed an idiot <img src="/center/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

[ChrisStreet]

Oh... er... hahaha. I am indeed an idiot <img src="/center/images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />