I tried this several times to make sure,
if you have a ScrollView with a mask, any added image loses its tint.
If it is not added to the scrollview, the tint is visible again or if the mask is removed the tint shows again.
Is there any fix or is this an expected outcome?
It is interesting to note that a scrollview that has a mask does not show up on the device or the xCode simulator, which is a bit strange, remove the mask and it works fine.
one reason is that a mask created on the fly does not work, created specially by placing two rectangles a black one with say 100x100 and a white one on top with a 4x4 border on all sides and then using display.save for the group that holds both of these. It renders a Black image and this then does not render as a mask, alternatively if a mask file is saved in the resources directory and used, it works, but it still removes the tint.
Hi there,
I’ll be looking at this. Would you please be so kind to file a bug report?
Thanks,
Alex
It is interesting to note that a scrollview that has a mask does not show up on the device or the xCode simulator, which is a bit strange, remove the mask and it works fine.
one reason is that a mask created on the fly does not work, created specially by placing two rectangles a black one with say 100x100 and a white one on top with a 4x4 border on all sides and then using display.save for the group that holds both of these. It renders a Black image and this then does not render as a mask, alternatively if a mask file is saved in the resources directory and used, it works, but it still removes the tint.
Hi there,
I’ll be looking at this. Would you please be so kind to file a bug report?
Thanks,
Alex