jimlad42
April 13th, 2026, 21:37
Hello there.
When you have longer sections in chat from dice rolls, the text, dice, portrait, and background all cull very inconsistently as they're scrolled off screen. If you scroll the portrait out of sight, the text disappears from all of the dice, even when the dice and the results are still on-screen. (And make them appear under the chat box, if the portrait is visible right.)
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You can make the text half-visible at just the right position.
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The bottom background for the roll can overlap and obscure the language and speaker menu.
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This is all on the default, tutorial campaign with no extensions or themes, at 100% UI scale (Shows up on other scales, too.), on a Windows 10 PC, with a 1600x900 monitor if that helps.
I think it happens in other areas without dice involved, but I can't remember any specific instances, and I'm not finding any by searching around. Chat seems to work fine, links work fine, printing descriptions to chat is fine, but anything involving dice seems to be effected.
When you have longer sections in chat from dice rolls, the text, dice, portrait, and background all cull very inconsistently as they're scrolled off screen. If you scroll the portrait out of sight, the text disappears from all of the dice, even when the dice and the results are still on-screen. (And make them appear under the chat box, if the portrait is visible right.)
67101
You can make the text half-visible at just the right position.
67100
The bottom background for the roll can overlap and obscure the language and speaker menu.
67102
This is all on the default, tutorial campaign with no extensions or themes, at 100% UI scale (Shows up on other scales, too.), on a Windows 10 PC, with a 1600x900 monitor if that helps.
I think it happens in other areas without dice involved, but I can't remember any specific instances, and I'm not finding any by searching around. Chat seems to work fine, links work fine, printing descriptions to chat is fine, but anything involving dice seems to be effected.