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Elements won't move correctly if the cursor exits from the element's (or its owner) region.
we have to fix it!

Languages in SAO

-> currently the only languages supported in the game, is English,
but I'm planing to support Japanese as well.

Which is why I added these assemblies in the /references directory:

1. Cyotek.Drawing.BitmapFont.dll
2. FontStashSharp.MonoGame.dll
3. StbImageSharp.dll
4. StbTrueTypeSharp.dll

That's why we don't need .xnb files in /F_M_G directory anymore.
But, there's a probability that windows platform don't support these texture drawing (I've already tested them in linux-x64, there is no problem here), so we have to test them in another platform as well.

I believe The algorithm used for MoveManger is not correct.
when you are trying to move the elements, it works fine, but when you try to move them behind another elements, they won't work correctly.
we have to work on it.

The definition of the static property ThereIsConstants.Path.Here is like this:

public static StrongString Here
{
	//get => Directory.GetCurrentDirectory();
	get => AppContext.BaseDirectory;
}

As you can see, I commented the Directory.GetCurrentDirectory().
We will use AppContext.BaseDirectory from now on, it means that using of the GetCurrentDirectory() in the game is prohibited from now on.
The reason is that the GetCurrentDirectory() won't give you the Actual path of the game.
For example in linux, if you enter following commands in the terminal:
$ cd ~
$ <Path_to_project>/SAO/bin/Debug/net5.0/linux-x64/SAO,
in this case, Directory.GetCurrentDirectory(), won't give you <Path_to_project>/SAO/bin/Debug/net5.0/linux-x64, rather it will give you your home path.

And one another thing:
Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() didn't use slash (or back slash in windows), so we had to attach it to the value.
However AppContext.BaseDirectory will use it in the end of the string, so we all codes like this:
ThereIsConstants.Path.Here + ThereIsConstants.Path.USlash + ...
should be edited.

Before not long ago, we used System.Drawing namespace for our graphic works on LTW game.
But now that we decided to make it cross-platform, we found that none of the features in System.Drawing namespace are supported in Linux platform.

So, we have to create one ourselves.

A new graphic workshop of our own.

Start Date: 15 Apr 2021.