MC-123133Unicode Characters are Improperly Aligned on Different Screen Resolutions
What I expected to happen.
Typing unicode and normal characters would work as normal - properly aligned after the unicode bullet character, as on the tested Windows 10 Environment (as seen in textIssue.png)
What actually happened.
On my MacOS environment, the text misaligned following the unicode character (note the clearly imbalanced letter 'M' and 'U') - as seen on TextIssue-MacOS.png
EDIT: This seems to be based on screen resolution, as when I resize my window the alignment of the characters is correct and the issue still occurs on Windows 10/MacOS
Environment
iMac 27-inch, Late 2013
MacOS High Sierra [10.13.1]
Windows 10 (Fall Creator's Update)
Created Issue:
Unicode is improperly aligned on Mac OSX
What I expected to happen.
Typing unicode and normal characters would work as normal - properly aligned after the unicode bullet character, as on the tested Windows 10 Environment (as seen in textIssue.png)
What actually happened.
On my MacOS environment, the text misaligned following the unicode character (note the clearly imbalanced letter 'M' and 'U') - as seen on TextIssue-MacOS.png
Environment
iMac 27-inch, Late 2013
MacOS High Sierra [10.13.1]
Attachments2
Unicode is improperly aligned on MacOSXUnicode is improperly aligned on MacOS.
Unicodeis improperly aligned on MacOS.Text following unicode characters is improperly aligned on MacOS
Text following unicodecharactersis improperlyaligned onMacOSUnicode Characters are Improperly Aligned on Different Screen Resolutions
What I expected to happen.
Typing unicode and normal characters would work as normal - properly aligned after the unicode bullet character, as on the tested Windows 10 Environment (as seen in textIssue.png)
What actually happened.
On my MacOS environment, the text misaligned following the unicode character (note the clearly imbalanced letter 'M' and 'U') - as seen on TextIssue-MacOS.png
EDIT: This seems to be based on screen resolution, as when I resize my window the alignment of the characters is correct.
What I expected to happen.
Typing unicode and normal characters would work as normal - properly aligned after the unicode bullet character, as on the tested Windows 10 Environment (as seen in textIssue.png)
What actually happened.
On my MacOS environment, the text misaligned following the unicode character (note the clearly imbalanced letter 'M' and 'U') - as seen on TextIssue-MacOS.png
EDIT: This seems to be based on screen resolution, as when I resize my window the alignment of the characters is correct
.What I expected to happen.
Typing unicode and normal characters would work as normal - properly aligned after the unicode bullet character, as on the tested Windows 10 Environment (as seen in textIssue.png)
What actually happened.
On my MacOS environment, the text misaligned following the unicode character (note the clearly imbalanced letter 'M' and 'U') - as seen on TextIssue-MacOS.png
*EDIT: This seems to be based on screen resolution, as when I resize my window the alignment of the characters is correct and the issue still occurs on Windows 10/MacOS
.*
iMac 27-inch, Late 2013
MacOS High Sierra [10.13.1]Windows 10 (Fall Creator's Update)
What I expected to happen.
Typing unicode and normal characters would work as normal - properly aligned after the unicode bullet character, as on the tested Windows 10 Environment (as seen in textIssue.png)
What actually happened.
On my MacOS environment, the text misaligned following the unicode character (note the clearly imbalanced letter 'M' and 'U') - as seen on TextIssue-MacOS.png
*EDIT: This seems to be based on screen resolution, as when I resize my window the alignment of the characters is correct and the issue still occurs on Windows 10/MacOS
.*
![[Mod] Michael Wobst](../../../data/avatars/users/37868.png){kind=small}
Upon closer inspection of this issue, it only affects any subsequent characters on the same line as the unicode characters (as present in this screenshot.) This seems to be an issue with the rendering of the font from the graphics, or a misalignment in that as a result of the unicode character.
Still occurs in 18w01a
UPDATE: This seems to be based on screen resolution, as when I resize my window the alignment of the characters is correct and the issue still occurs on Windows 10/MacOS
Issue seems to be entirely resolved thanks to the font updates in 1.13 pre-6