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[rtextures] ImageTextEx(): use MeasureTextEx() line spacing, fix multiline scaling - #6311
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| // Scale image depending on text size | ||
| if (textSize.y != imSize.y) | ||
| if (fontSize != (float)font.baseSize) |
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@drgropp thanks for the review, looks ok |
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Fixes #6308
ImageTextEx()sized the image withMeasureTextEx()but drew lines a fixedbaseSize + baseSize/2apart, so multiline text was clipped (or padded with large spacing), ignoredSetTextLineSpacing(), and was scaled bytextSize.y/imSize.y(1.88 instead of 2.0 in the issue repro).Changes, all inside
ImageTextEx():MeasureTextEx()result already computed in the function (textLineSpacingis private to rtext.c), and step lines by the equivalent amount at base size.fontSize/baseSize, using the image's real dimensions.Tested with the repro from #6308 (default font, size 20) on Windows:
SetTextLineSpacing(0)DrawText()SetTextLineSpacing(12)DrawText()If you'd prefer exposing the line spacing (e.g. a
GetTextLineSpacing()) instead of deriving it, I'm happy to rework it that way.