Bottom cut off text

[benb]

Sometimes I end up with the bottom few pixels cut off of the text in my labels. Unfortunately, I don't have any way to elaborate on "sometimes" right now. I haven't really noticed a pattern in when it happens and when it doesn't. It seems like I can make a small change to my UI and it will start cutting the text, and even if I revert the change it will still cut the text.
An example image:

[benb]

I hate to bump, but any advice on this, even a good place to start for debugging would be really appreciated.

[lime-green.at]

The image looks like all the text is cut off bottom, not just the last line. It looks like you're using a bitmap font, check if your imported file is also cut off.

[eucryptic]

I've seen this in my own work. It was usually because of non-pixel-perfect coordinates or scaling.
Looking at the image you posted, the text seems kind of blurry.
Have you tried hitting the "Make Pixel-perfect" button?

If that text is multi-line, is the line spacing correct?
If it's vertically center-aligned, it might not be pixel-perfect, depending on the number of lines.
You might have to get a script to call MakePixelPerfect() or whatever the function is, after you've set your button text.

[benb]

Since posting this I have restarted Unity and the problem seems to have fixed its self. What I was trying to say in my original post is that this seems to happen randomly in the same scene. Sometimes the text will be cut off, I'll make a small change or restart, and it will be fixed. This suggests to me that the problem isn't with the imported font file.

I do call the MakePixelPerfect whenever the label's position changes, so that doesn't seem to be enough. I hope I'm just missing something...

[ArenMook]

Make sure your game window's dimensions are even. Ie: 1280x720 is even. 1281x720 is not.

[benb]

Alright, thanks. I'll keep that in mind the next time it comes up.

[gretty]

I found that if I make sure that the label's depth is higher than any background widgets that it fixes the problem.