Fixing issues in text size when DPI scale is different on an Android device #34
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This function behaves strangely on Android (due to differences in DPI I think)
gustavostuff
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Mar 31, 2023
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I noticed that the textsized changed a lot when comparing my phone to my laptop, both running the same code. I made a fix that changes each occurence of love.window.toPixels(n) to just n, which fixed it on my device. I think this is because of some API changes in love 11.0.
I haven't thoroughly tested it but it works fine on my device last time I checked.