Text Rendering Bug

[OneMeanDragon]

Left is what it should look like: C++ using the sdl libs directly, right is what it looks like under SharpDL.
Both font sizes are set to 20 and here is the font used z3.ttf.
Dunno whats up with it to me looks like the .net library added some sort of shadowing to it which shouldent be the case.

[OneMeanDragon]

C++
SDL_Surface* textSurface = TTF_RenderText_Solid(gFont, textureText.c_str(), textColor);

I guess may be the issue, havent looked that deep into the library itself lol
edit: atleast I havent found any ref to that api call.

[OneMeanDragon]

and found that.
TrueTypeTextFactory.CreateTrueTypeText -> internal Surface(IFont font, string text, Color color, int wrapLength)
needs an optional enum defaulting to blended.
options being Solid, Shaded, Blended, (and all the rest if you realy wanted but pretty sure those are the main 3 everyone uses) all of which have the wrapper option so a simple switch statement, which may get rid of that text behavior I got going on.

[OneMeanDragon]

• Surface (where the magic happens)
  • internal Surface(IFont font, string text, Color color, int wrapLength, FontSurfaceType fontSurfaceType = FontSurfaceType.Blended)
• SurfaceType (the enum itself)
  • public enum FontSurfaceType
• ITrueTypeText
  • void UpdateText(string text, FontSurfaceType fontSurfaceType = FontSurfaceType.Blended)
  • void UpdateText(string text, int wrapLength, FontSurfaceType fontSurfaceType = FontSurfaceType.Blended)
• TrueTypeText
  • public void UpdateText(string text, FontSurfaceType fontSurfaceType)
  • public void UpdateText(string text, int wrapLength, FontSurfaceType fontSurfaceType)
• TrueTypeTextFactory
  • public ITrueTypeText CreateTrueTypeText(IRenderer renderer, string fontPath, string text, int fontSize, Color color, int wrapLength, FontSurfaceType fontSurfaceType = FontSurfaceType.Blended)

I unhooked my branch of the code, since i think I'm into your experimental branch, anyways if you follow around what I did there that corrected the Text drawing to match my C++ app.

I'll leave it here for whenever you get around to farting with this library again due to I cant make C# not look sloppy lol, not to mention it looked like my commit overwrote a lot of what shouldn't have been in the process, so i broke the branch.

I have VisualBasic .Net examples in the example folder as well which should be working with the actual Current NuGet package you have up there.

EDIT: Fixed links to my fork since I don't want it being sent in the push req's, and i broke my original fork lol anyhow...