It seems that fonts are rendered in a very ugly way if you specify their position using a non-whole number:
In addition, what exactly does it mean if you specify the position of something with a non-whole number? Since the smallest unit of display is the pixel. Does it colour nearby pixels (ie. if you were to draw a red pixel at 0.5,0.5 how would that be shown)
Graphics 800,600,0 SetBlend ALPHABLEND Local displayText:TImageFont=LoadImageFont("C:\Windows\Fonts\ariblk.ttf",16,SMOOTHFONT) SetImageFont displayText Repeat DrawText "This Text Looks Wrong (Position with decimal)",50.5,50.5 DrawText "This Text Looks Fine (Using integers to set position)",55,95 Flip Cls Until KeyHit(KEY_ESCAPE)
In addition, what exactly does it mean if you specify the position of something with a non-whole number? Since the smallest unit of display is the pixel. Does it colour nearby pixels (ie. if you were to draw a red pixel at 0.5,0.5 how would that be shown)