the title says it all.
how the text looks when the uistroke is contextual: (literally just doesn’t appear)
how it looks like when it’s set to border:
this worked fine the last time i used it, so can someone tell me what’s going on? thanks.
the title says it all.
how the text looks when the uistroke is contextual: (literally just doesn’t appear)
how it looks like when it’s set to border:
this worked fine the last time i used it, so can someone tell me what’s going on? thanks.
Contextual Strokes don’t apply to text labels with Rich Text which looks like what you are using
oh okay. is this going to be fixed eventually? or is it intentional
Well rich text is drawn differently than regular text, as you can tell, if you have rich text and it’s a large size you can see the pixels, where you can never see the pixels of regular text, even though it only goes up to 100 text size. It’s easy to calculate the border of the regular text as it’s a vector drawing, meaning it’s easily scalable and based on points and lines, not a single image.
Long story short: I think they will eventually impliment rich text UIStroke compatibility but I don’t think it’s the top of their priorities atm.