fixed ugly font bug when resetting OpenGL #210
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I would probably fix this issue differently. Since the fonts aren't loaded yet, "resetting OpenGL" is never visible after calls to loadingscreen in resetgl. I would remove the text in those calls and add extra loadingscreen calls to show loading messages for fonts, textures, and models. |
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Most of the time is spent loading textures, so I found that having a blank loading screen and adding text (1/3) after loading fonts and (2/3) after textures makes the most sense (see fc14cc9). |
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3/3. bug closed. :) |
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It turns out that it is possible to start with |
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hello, guys. please, review this fix and consider to include in your repo.
thanks.
basically, it happens when you change video settings. white squares on loading screen appear instead of text.