Describe the bug
Rectangles and ellipses are the common paths that will have closed stroke paths, and erasing one corner can result in the corner stroke not erasing properly. This property also applies to any other closed path though.
To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- create a rectangle or ellipse
- select the eraser
- erase the bottom left corner (rectangle) or left side (ellipse) of the shape. the stroke will still be there
- select that part of the border with the cursor. the piece of border that was supposed to be erased is actually separate from the rest of the border
Weirdly, if you erase more than half of the stroke, the issue seems to go away.
Expected behavior
The border is removed properly.
Screenshots
Editor version
Reproducible in all modern versions of Wick
Do you have a suggested solution to this issue? (ex. has another program fixed this bug a certain way? Are you familiar with where in the code base someone would need to fix this issue?)
Most likely something in Layer.erase.js eraseStroke()
Not bugged when you use the subtract function, but that's probably because the border and fill are separated for the eraser
Describe the bug
Rectangles and ellipses are the common paths that will have closed stroke paths, and erasing one corner can result in the corner stroke not erasing properly. This property also applies to any other closed path though.
To reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Weirdly, if you erase more than half of the stroke, the issue seems to go away.
Expected behavior
The border is removed properly.
Screenshots
Editor version
Reproducible in all modern versions of Wick
Do you have a suggested solution to this issue? (ex. has another program fixed this bug a certain way? Are you familiar with where in the code base someone would need to fix this issue?)
Most likely something in Layer.erase.js eraseStroke()
Not bugged when you use the subtract function, but that's probably because the border and fill are separated for the eraser