I'm the creator of EmojiBubble in the one-click library, and I was working on an update to the Mod, scaling it up or offering a scaling factor to make the emoji and associated bubbles larger for folks that found the originals too small, and eventually offering scaling of the bubbles for short text messages instead. This is when I discovered the following: This is the image of a size 24 created text object using Arial (it has the most emoji support) before it is moved. The way the EmojiBubble script works, the bubble and emoji follow the token as it moves, maintaining the offset to appear to follow the token. So the bubble (an SVG/line object) and the text (a text object) are moved through object reference and accessing the API. When it moves, it is very noticeable when it is large - This is the size it reverts to after it is moved programmatically (presumably now font size 8, the default font size) If I double-click inside the text object to edit it... it will briefly revert to the set font size when it was created. It appears that the font size is inconsistent in persistence with a text object created through the API, and I'm not sure why. let textObj = createObj('text', {
pageid: token.get("pageid"),
left: x + offsets.textoffsetx,
top: y + offsets.textoffsety,
width: multiplier * basicmeasure, //30,
height: multiplier * basicmeasure, //30,
font_size: Math.round(multiplier * 12), //12,
layer:"objects",
text: emojibuilder(emoji)
}); The movement code is simply this: textObj.set({
left: x + offsets.textoffsetx,
top: y + offsets.textoffsety
}); It is acting like the place that the font is set on initializing isn't actually being *set*, so I'm going to try doing a second *set* for the font size prior to move, or after creation, and see if that works, but it still points to a weakness in API created text objects over UI created text objects. Yep, if I re-set the font_size every single time I set any other attributes, I can get it to behave the way it should, but if I open the text object for editing, it *acts* like the size is what I set it to, but the default font size that shows up (as it does when you double-click inside a text object) is still 8, and if I click out without editing, the font scales back to 8 instead of staying at the size it was set at programmatically.
