tooltip text color no longer using user preference #40856

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ratty redemption · 2014-06-28T21:41:16+02:00

ratty redemption commented

2014-06-28 21:41:16 +02:00

tooltip text color no longer using user preference

- Operating System, Graphics card ---

cpu: intel core i3 2350 2.3 ghz
ram: 4 gb
gfx: intel hd graphics 3000
os: windows 7 home premium sp 1

- Blender version with error, and version that worked ---

error found in: a8233d7 win64.
was working in: f37ec65 win64.

- Short description of error ---

tooltip text color no longer using user preference

- Steps for others to reproduce the error (preferably based on attached .blend file) ---

[apparently happens with all blend files including new startup.blend's and factory defaults]

i personally use a yellow background color for my tooltips with black text, as of the latest couple of builds, the text is white which means i can't read the tooltips unless i change the background color.

i have loaded my startup file into the slightly older build and it still remembers the text color, so i assume the bug is in the latest build where it is no longer reading that color on loading.

please restore the ability for us to set our own text color in preferences.

tooltip text color no longer using user preference - Operating System, Graphics card --- cpu: intel core i3 2350 2.3 ghz ram: 4 gb gfx: intel hd graphics 3000 os: windows 7 home premium sp 1 - Blender version with error, and version that worked --- error found in: a8233d7 win64. was working in: f37ec65 win64. - Short description of error --- tooltip text color no longer using user preference - Steps for others to reproduce the error (preferably based on attached .blend file) --- [apparently happens with all blend files including new startup.blend's and factory defaults] i personally use a yellow background color for my tooltips with black text, as of the latest couple of builds, the text is white which means i can't read the tooltips unless i change the background color. i have loaded my startup file into the slightly older build and it still remembers the text color, so i assume the bug is in the latest build where it is no longer reading that color on loading. please restore the ability for us to set our own text color in preferences.

ratty redemption commented

2014-06-28 21:41:16 +02:00

Changed status to: 'Open'

ratty redemption commented

2014-06-28 21:41:16 +02:00

Added subscriber: @rattyredemption

Campbell Barton was assigned by Bastien Montagne

2014-06-28 22:17:52 +02:00

ratty redemption commented

2014-06-29 00:41:25 +02:00

Added subscriber: @mont29

ratty redemption commented

2014-06-29 00:41:25 +02:00

@mont29 thanks for looking into this.

should us beta tests not use the project tag blender 2.71 i assumed that was relevant but is it reserved for something else?

@mont29 thanks for looking into this. should us beta tests not use the project tag **blender 2.71** i assumed that was relevant but is it reserved for something else?

Bastien Montagne commented

2014-06-29 08:19:34 +02:00

@rattyredemption no, blender 2.71 is reserved to bugs that are important for the 2.71 release (i.e. that should be fixed before we release). We keep it currently in case some serious regression would show, leading to an 'a' release… In general, that kind of tag is set by devs.

But anyway, your bug was introduced in master in last days (changes in tooltip's drawing), so it has nothing to see with 2.71 release (and it’s way too early to have a 2.72 tag yet! ;) ).

@rattyredemption no, **blender 2.71** is reserved to bugs that are important for the 2.71 release (i.e. that should be fixed before we release). We keep it currently in case some serious regression would show, leading to an 'a' release… In general, that kind of tag is set by devs. But anyway, your bug was introduced in master in last days (changes in tooltip's drawing), so it has nothing to see with 2.71 release (and it’s way too early to have a 2.72 tag yet! ;) ).

ratty redemption commented

2014-06-29 10:29:45 +02:00

@mont29 understood, thanks for explaining.