MCL-349Partially Missing Text
In the new dev Minecraft launcher, when selecting a version and scrolling onto one of the versions occasionally some of the text of the other versions will appear faded and/or missing. In the attached picture the cursor is placed on snapshot 13w18c, and versions with faded and/or missing text have a red-line put on them by me. I have found that this only happens by specifically placing the cursor on the versions with the red-line, then placing the cursor on another version. The same is also done for the "Log Out" and "Play" buttons, as well as other text found in the launcher.
Environment
Microsoft Windows 8 Pro 64-bit, Java SE8 b94 and SE7 U25.
Created Issue:
Partially Missing Text
In the new dev Minecraft launcher, when selecting a version and scrolling onto one of the versions occasionally some of the text of the other versions will appear faded and/or missing. In the attached picture the cursor is placed on snapshot 13w18c, and versions with faded and/or missing text have a red-line put on them by me.
Environment
Microsoft Windows 8 Pro 64-bit, Java SE8 b91.
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- Bug Fadeout Missing Text dev_launcher
- 0.7 0.8 0.8.2
In the new dev Minecraft launcher, when selecting a version and scrolling onto one of the versions occasionally some of the text of the other versions will appear faded and/or missing. In the attached picture the cursor is placed on snapshot 13w18c, and versions with faded and/or missing text have a red-line put on them by me. I have found that this only happens by specifically placing the cursor on the versions with the red-line, then placing the cursor on another version.
In the new dev Minecraft launcher, when selecting a version and scrolling onto one of the versions occasionally some of the text of the other versions will appear faded and/or missing. In the attached picture the cursor is placed on snapshot 13w18c, and versions with faded and/or missing text have a red-line put on them by me. I have found that this only happens by specifically placing the cursor on the versions with the red-line, then placing the cursor on another version. The same is also done for the "Log Out" and "Play" buttons.
In the new dev Minecraft launcher, when selecting a version and scrolling onto one of the versions occasionally some of the text of the other versions will appear faded and/or missing. In the attached picture the cursor is placed on snapshot 13w18c, and versions with faded and/or missing text have a red-line put on them by me. I have found that this only happens by specifically placing the cursor on the versions with the red-line, then placing the cursor on another version. The same is also done for the "Log Out" and "Play" buttons, as well as other text found in the launcher.
Microsoft Windows 8 Pro 64-bit, Java SE8 b9
1.Microsoft Windows 8 Pro 64-bit, Java SE8 b92.
Microsoft Windows 8 Pro 64-bit, Java SE8 b9
2.Microsoft Windows 8 Pro 64-bit, Java SE8 b93.
Microsoft Windows 8 Pro 64-bit, Java SE8 b9
3.Microsoft Windows 8 Pro 64-bit, Java SE8 b94.
Microsoft Windows 8 Pro 64-bit, Java SE8 b94 and SE7 U25.
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There's 2 ways this will happen:
-Packets are sent through the internet during downloads, and not all of them arrive on time, which causes letters to appear missing.
-Someone looking for attention may edit a picture in microsoft paint, which is what I did to reproduce the above pictures. It was really simple, because all the background colors are the same, solid color. I can't prove that you edited the pictures to make it look like missing graphics, but I was able to reproduce it by editing a screenshot in MS Paint, and came up with strikingly similar results. When you used Paint (I'm assuming) to mark the missing graphics with red lines, that's when I realized you could have edited the graphics as well. If a Moderator can't reproduce your bug, then they will probably assume those are edited pictures.
I now actually believe this may be a bug in Java SE8 b91 and 92. But if you want I can upload a video.
Which brings me back to my "packages" theory, and is also why I can't decide for a fact what the problem is.
I just tried on Java SE7 U25 (the latest stable version). The bug still persist, maybe it has something to with the OS? As for the possible bug with the internet, I made sure that the packages were not interrupted in any way and it still persist.
Is this still a concern in the current Minecraft / Launcher version? If so, please update the affected versions in order to best aid Mojang ensuring bugs are still valid in the latest releases/pre-releases.
No answer, assuming no longer an issue.