titleRsc problem

[macguba]

I have a titleRsc.   Puts some nice coloured text on the screen.   It works fine .... almost.

The problem is that there is a kind border across the top of the text.  I get it for a few lines of text, but not others.  It is in the same colour as the text.  

Any ideas?

[Planck]

I've noticed this as well at various times.

I have also seen it in the new XCom Console just recently released.

I'm not sure what causes it, probably something really simple to fix.

Sorry, I can't help more at the moment.


Planck

[Comrade Joe]

Really? Ive been using this command aswell and i havent noticed that border :S . BTW, does anyone know which is the transparency color (the one that is discarded in-game, you know?) ?

[Sui]

What's your .ext entry look like, macca?

I'm thinking that maybe the size of the text is actually slightly larger than the size of the resourse on screen (I know, I'm stretching, but that's all I can think of )

[macguba]

The whole thing works perfectly apart from the thin, straggly white line above "Punch macguba in the face".   Pic attached.



class dead
   {
   name = "dead";
   duration = 71;
   idd = -1;
   movingEnable = false;
   controls[]={name1,name2,name3,name4,name5,name6};
         
   class name1 : RscText
   {
    style = ST_MULTI + ST_CENTER + ST_NO_RECT;
    lineSpacing = 1.0;
    text = "You are dead.";
    x = 0.2;
         y = 0.02;
         w = 0.6;
         h = 0.1;
    colorText[] = {1, 0, 0, 1};
    font="SteelfishB128";
    size = 1;
   };

   class name2 : RscText
   {
    style = ST_MULTI + ST_CENTER + ST_NO_RECT;
    lineSpacing = 1.0;
    text = "'I told you it was difficult.'";
    x = 0;
         y = 0.78;
         w = 0.6;
         h = 0.12;
    colorText[] = {1, 1, 1, 1};
         font="SteelfishB128";
    size = 0.45;  
   };
     
        class name3 : RscText
   {
    style = ST_MULTI + ST_CENTER + ST_NO_RECT;
    lineSpacing = 1.0;
    text = "macguba";
    x = 0.65;
         y = 0.83;
         w = 0.3;
         h = 0.05;
    colorText[] = {1, 1, 1, 1};
         font="SteelfishB128";
    size = 0.45;  
   };   

   class name4 : RscText
   {
    style = ST_MULTI + ST_CENTER + ST_NO_RECT;
    lineSpacing = 1.0;
    text = "Cry";
    x = 0.47;
         y = 0.91;
         w = 0.6;
         h = 0.1;
    colorText[] = {1, 1, 1, 1};
         font="SteelfishB128";
    size = 0.6;  
   };

   class name5 : RscText
   {
    style = ST_MULTI + ST_CENTER + ST_NO_RECT;
    lineSpacing = 1.0;
    text = "Laugh";
    x = 0.6;
         y = 0.91;
         w = 0.6;
         h = 0.1;
    colorText[] = {1, 1, 1, 1};
         font="SteelfishB128";
    size = 0.6;  
   };

   class name6 : RscText
   {
    style = ST_MULTI + ST_CENTER + ST_NO_RECT + ST_SHADOW;
    lineSpacing = 1.0;
    text = "Punch macguba in the face";
    x = -0.1;
         y = 0.92;
         w = 0.6;
         h = 0.2;
    colorText[] = {1, 1, 1, 1};
         font="SteelfishB128";
    size = 0.5;  
   };
   };

[Sui]

hmmmm.... does it make any difference if you set the x position to a positive value, like this:

  class name6 : RscText
   {
    style = ST_MULTI + ST_CENTER + ST_NO_RECT + ST_SHADOW;
    lineSpacing = 1.0;
    text = "Punch macguba in the face";
        x = 0.1;           (instead of -0.1)
        y = 0.92;
        w = 0.6;
        h = 0.2;
    colorText[] = {1, 1, 1, 1};
        font="SteelfishB128";
    size = 0.5;  
   };

??

As I said... I'm reaching a bit

[macguba]

Does't work.   Neither does this

x = -0.1;
y = 0.91;
w = 0.6;
h = 0.1;

size = 0.5;  


but this does

x = -0.1;
y = 0.91;
w = 0.6;
h = 0.1;

size = 0.6;

So it seems to be something to do with the size of the text, but who knows exactly what.