Prevent glyphs from bleeding into neighbours in atlas #1014
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There's a few odd effects I'm looking into while i'm here: Weird ghosting of the glyph bg when using outline: Weird outline edges. Their shape looks like they might be sampling from neighbouring glyph, but that does not seem to be it: Text becomes near-transparent from far off. This effect was added deliberately, but happens a bit too early. It starts at a scale when the text is still readable: |
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Tiny text better visible: No background, no odd shapes on edges: 
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| stored_img = iio.imread(screenshot_path) | ||
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wow. i somewhat don't believe this.....
i was seeing variations in the middle of the k .... i guess your changes made it more stable for "small font" which I think we were always operating in that limit.
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The file validate_blend_dither.png lost the word "dither" at the very top.
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Sorry about that. The example changed, and I thought to just remove that text because the aa is dithered too. Thanks for bringing it back!
... and a few other improvements to the text shader
Alternative to #1001