Line Thickness
Posted: Sun Jan 23, 2022 6:00 pm
HI all,
Although I've been doing things with LiveCode for a few years, I am still quite new to it and have lots to learn. Having been in the printing industry for a lot longer, I've had to learn such apps as Adobe's InDesign and Illustrator. Through these programs I learned about line thickness among other things. Within these apps, you can draw a line and set its thickness to anything you want. This includes thicknesses less than one point. In LC, line thicknesses (as far as I know) can only be set to a whole number (someone please correct me if I am wrong) and if you try to set a thickness to anything else, it will simply round it to the nearest whole number.
Can a line have a thickness between two whole numbers in LC? If it can't, it's fine. I was just wondering.
Thank you,
Jon
Although I've been doing things with LiveCode for a few years, I am still quite new to it and have lots to learn. Having been in the printing industry for a lot longer, I've had to learn such apps as Adobe's InDesign and Illustrator. Through these programs I learned about line thickness among other things. Within these apps, you can draw a line and set its thickness to anything you want. This includes thicknesses less than one point. In LC, line thicknesses (as far as I know) can only be set to a whole number (someone please correct me if I am wrong) and if you try to set a thickness to anything else, it will simply round it to the nearest whole number.
Can a line have a thickness between two whole numbers in LC? If it can't, it's fine. I was just wondering.
Thank you,
Jon