How to get line thickness constantly displayed

I generated a bunch of lines with a loop.

So each of the lines has the same properties.

Altough they thickness appears differently (see screenshot).

I also recognized this behaviour with the the tableView widget.

Are there any work arounds for this ?

Thanks

This is likely a display issue that isn’t really an issue.  On the simulator, you frequently run it at half the resolution that it should.  For instance I have a 1920x1080 monitor on my Mac.  If I’m looking at a portrait app in the iPhone 5 simulator, I need 1136 pixels to show the screen area at 100%.  Add the skin on top of it and it doesn’t fit.  Most people will zoom the skin so that you can see the whole thing.  When it’s at 50% we have to throw away about half of the pixels.  Depending on where these line up, you may get think, thick or even missing lines.  Zoom to 100% and you should see it work, or try it on a device.

Rob

Thnaks for this answer.

  1. The screenshot I provided was from a device because im aware of the issue with the simulator

  2. I managed to get the same thickness by using images for the lines and putting every line either on even or uneven y-coordinates.

This is likely a display issue that isn’t really an issue.  On the simulator, you frequently run it at half the resolution that it should.  For instance I have a 1920x1080 monitor on my Mac.  If I’m looking at a portrait app in the iPhone 5 simulator, I need 1136 pixels to show the screen area at 100%.  Add the skin on top of it and it doesn’t fit.  Most people will zoom the skin so that you can see the whole thing.  When it’s at 50% we have to throw away about half of the pixels.  Depending on where these line up, you may get think, thick or even missing lines.  Zoom to 100% and you should see it work, or try it on a device.

Rob

Thnaks for this answer.

  1. The screenshot I provided was from a device because im aware of the issue with the simulator

  2. I managed to get the same thickness by using images for the lines and putting every line either on even or uneven y-coordinates.