Bold text being rendered with wrong width #17102

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1. ElectrifyPro

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3. lhecker commented on Apr 22, 2024

   

   Leonard Hecker (lhecker)

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   Did you disable AtlasEngine in the Rendering settings? That can cause this issue.
   If you did: Can you tell us why you disabled it?
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5. ElectrifyPro commented on Apr 22, 2024

   

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   I have not disabled AtlasEngine (it is enabled). Unfortunately, the issue still occurs for me.
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7. lhecker commented on Apr 22, 2024

   

   Leonard Hecker (lhecker)

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   The above is a very typical behavior for the old text renderer, which is why I've been assuming that. Is it possible that you accidentally have it disabled for one of your profiles? You can check it if you open your settings.json file (Ctrl+Shift+,) and search for "useAtlasEngine". You can delete any mention of it in the file.
   If that doesn't resolve your issue, can you please post your settings.json file here?
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9. ElectrifyPro commented on Apr 22, 2024

   

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   Is it possible that you accidentally have it disabled for one of your profiles?

   That's exactly it 😅 , I had it enabled in the Rendering tab but I didn't realize each profile had it's own useAtlasEngine option! Thanks for your help!
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