02-28-2015, 07:15 PM
I stumbled upon this little thing today.
It's an alternate font renderer for Windows that makes them look more like Linux and Mac. If you ever used these systems you know that rendered text on them looks a lot better than on Windows, because of font smoothing and some other cool stuff that is not on Windows by default.
However, this application changes that and allows you to customise how the fonts in the system are rendered, making them smoother and better-looking. It works with many applications for Windows and most importantly, it works with Freelancer.
I obviously would not recommend it if your machine is bad and your system power cannot afford it, but I haven't noticed any significant impact on Freelancer's performance and it makes the fonts look hell of a lot better.
MacType
I figured I should give you some comparison. The first one is without MacType, the second one is with.
It's an alternate font renderer for Windows that makes them look more like Linux and Mac. If you ever used these systems you know that rendered text on them looks a lot better than on Windows, because of font smoothing and some other cool stuff that is not on Windows by default.
However, this application changes that and allows you to customise how the fonts in the system are rendered, making them smoother and better-looking. It works with many applications for Windows and most importantly, it works with Freelancer.
I obviously would not recommend it if your machine is bad and your system power cannot afford it, but I haven't noticed any significant impact on Freelancer's performance and it makes the fonts look hell of a lot better.
MacType
I figured I should give you some comparison. The first one is without MacType, the second one is with.