Adjust max width of text in multiblock UIs#4805
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Thank you for this fix! However, this is part of a piece of code (LDLib UIs) we're looking to remove very soon and replace it with ModularUI UIs, and as such are not looking to fix this for now. Our apologies! |
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What
Fixes #4801
Implementation Details
Resizes the ComponentPanelWidget in the WorkableElectricMultiblockMachine class, which makes some text wrap around earlier if the last one or two characters would have been cut off.
How Was This Tested
The multiblock issue in question now renders with all text visible:

Potential Compatibility Issues
This could alter the rendering of some other multiblocks in specific scenarios. For example, the Multi Smelter active machine mode now also renders properly, where it didn't before.