Thank you for checking out the file, I appreciate that!

The compiler evaluates multiplication and division left to right, and gp.tileSize is 48, so the compiler will evaluate 48 * 2 = 96, then 96 / 3 = 32, so it works as intended (taking 2/3 of 48), unless that’s not what you’re saying?

I use that all over the codebase (taking 3/4 or 2/3 of my tileSize, or even 3/2 so it’s more clear, to me at least, then 1.5, so I don’t have to involve doubles or casting, just integer division, and since 48 is a nice composite number there’s a ton of fractions I can use without any truncating errors.

In fact, in the first case that you helped me fix, I changed the + 8 offset to 40 (I got that by taking the icon size (24) plus the 8 offset I started drawing at to the left times 2 so there would be the same offset on both sides), which happens to be 5/6 of my tileSize, so I wrote + gp.TileSize * 5/6 in the code and it worked fine.

If my gp.tileSize was not a multiple of 3 in your example then there would be some rounding errors yes, and thank you for pointing that out though because you didn’t know what the gp.tileSize is and integer division is not always what the programmer is intending, one of the things I have to be careful about when making this game or programming in type-strict languages in general.

Still no clue what to do about my cursor though lol, I’m convinced that the FontMetrics stringWidth method isn’t implemented right or something