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When creating an instance of AngelCodeFont for instance, you can use a constructor that allows you to pass an argument to specify whether display caching is enabled...
Code:
Font myFont = new AngelCodeFont("res/data/fontfile.fnt", "res/data/fontpic.png", false);
The false disables display caching.
When using UnicodeFont, once the Unicode font is created, call setDisplayListCaching.
Code:
UnicodeFont font;
// ... create font here...
// ...
font.setDisplayListCaching(false);
This bug exists with the display list caching part. I agree it should be fixed, but to work around it, you can disable display list caching.
Cheers,
Joe