2010/5/26 Werner LEMBERG <[email protected]> > > > Ok, so bad moving => bad rendering ! > > Yep. > > > For example : I'm hinting a font for a size of 14. If I'm moving it > > with an integer number of pixels, it will be good > > Yes. > > > but if I'm zooming out/zooming in, problems will happen ? > > Definitely. Hinting is always tied to a given size. > > > I think I have got a problem with the size of my characters because > > a glyph with a size of 28 is small, I think I must have the same > > height that I have in Word right? > > 28 points? 28 pixels? 28 inches? At which resolution? 96 dpi? > 600 dpi? > > > Werner >
I'm using : FT_Set_Char_Size(face, 0, fontSize * 64, 72, 72); It's 28 points, and the resolution is 72dpi. My glyph is bigger in Word but with ftdiff, I've got exactly the same size. I guess that ftdiff uses Pixmap font ? I'm working with outline and activating Multisampling for the anti-alisaing is time consuming, moreover the results are always worse than ftdiff ( but better than without AA). Nicolas
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