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How do you draw precise borders around a rectangle?
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Re: How do you draw precise borders around a rectangle?
@Nowhk:
I see the same in 3.08.1
I get the same difference as you between schematic view and focus mode.
Windows 7 with Intel on-chip graphics in the core i7.
It becomes more visibly apparent when you make the View area really small and this was my issue with my small menu selector box from Synthmaker. I couldn't get the border "right".
You are not alone!
Cheers
Spogg
I see the same in 3.08.1
I get the same difference as you between schematic view and focus mode.
Windows 7 with Intel on-chip graphics in the core i7.
It becomes more visibly apparent when you make the View area really small and this was my issue with my small menu selector box from Synthmaker. I couldn't get the border "right".
You are not alone!
Cheers
Spogg
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Re: How do you draw precise borders around a rectangle?
Ah ok! So maybe its a Bug, or MyCo can shed light to this...
I'm on Windows 10 Professional (64bit) anyway.
I'm on Windows 10 Professional (64bit) anyway.
- Nowhk
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Re: How do you draw precise borders around a rectangle?
No, I don't see the same. And the code is correct, plus, the used values are indeed excluding subpixels. So there seems to be an issue introduced past 3.0.6 (which I use)
"There lies the dog buried" (German saying translated literally)
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Re: How do you draw precise borders around a rectangle?
Spogg wrote:@Nowhk:
I see the same in 3.08.1
tulamide wrote:No, I don't see the same. And the code is correct, plus, the used values are indeed excluding subpixels. So there seems to be an issue introduced past 3.0.6 (which I use)
Well, at the end no bugs or issues. I've discovered that using "v.setSmoothingMode("off")" fix the problem with border bottom. For precise drawing, this option + multiple of 0.125 works perfectly
Thanks both!
- Nowhk
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Re: How do you draw precise borders around a rectangle?
FS-User-Guide
pag. - 188 -
see the Pen Alignment section
draw you rectangle and take care if you have to subtract the Pen size or not for the width and height.
pag. - 188 -
see the Pen Alignment section
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pen = Pen.new (Color.ew(225)), 0.1
pen.setAlignment "inset" # default is "center"
draw you rectangle and take care if you have to subtract the Pen size or not for the width and height.
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Re: How do you draw precise borders around a rectangle?
Here the demo of Pen Alignment with "inset" mode
- Tronic
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Re: How do you draw precise borders around a rectangle?
With the pen with "inset" alignment....
I don't expect to subtract anything to the rectangle, so...
YES it's an BUG....
the rectangle is drawed correctly, but the view size have 1 pixel lag....
always the rendering View remove the last x/y from the rectangle, with the default grid,
but you can have different result if you try to zoom in/out...
this is not an BUG? why...?
I don't expect to subtract anything to the rectangle, so...
YES it's an BUG....
the rectangle is drawed correctly, but the view size have 1 pixel lag....
always the rendering View remove the last x/y from the rectangle, with the default grid,
but you can have different result if you try to zoom in/out...
this is not an BUG? why...?
- Tronic
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