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Angband maps rendered incorrectly in cool-retro-term #655

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opened 2021-05-03 20:00:25 +02:00 by doomcup · 0 comments
doomcup commented 2021-05-03 20:00:25 +02:00 (Migrated from github.com)
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Something about how CRT renders text makes angband display maps incorrectly, making it unplayable. Attached are screenshots from CRT and xfce4-term using the same font and in the same position, with an additional screenshot showing what happens after moving.
angband_xfce4term
angband_crt
angband_crt2

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arch linux x64
cool-retro-term 1.1.1
angband 4.2.1

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Something about how CRT renders text makes angband display maps incorrectly, making it unplayable. Attached are screenshots from CRT and xfce4-term using the same font and in the same position, with an additional screenshot showing what happens after moving. ![angband_xfce4term](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/47144764/116912688-29753980-ac0e-11eb-8450-713ce3622db1.png) ![angband_crt](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/47144764/116912698-2da15700-ac0e-11eb-9576-f93a4cf4b0fc.png) ![angband_crt2](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/47144764/116912871-65a89a00-ac0e-11eb-9257-dc2b981fe44e.png) system info: arch linux x64 cool-retro-term 1.1.1 angband 4.2.1 I can provide further information if needed.
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