Fix transparency in ab_glyph renderer #44
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Couldn't reproduce this on my laptop, even though it uses the same default font as my development box. I don't know why this is the case. Either way, we previously skipped over a detail in |
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The
ab_glyphdocumentation states:On my machine, this currently results in too high of a alpha value in "self-overlapping" areas, as is especially noticeable in the 'x' and 't' in the following screenshot:
This PR makes it look correct: