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Zyie determined that setting width to 0.00001 or a small decimal number fixed it. Removing stroke or setting to null also works. But 0 does not.
Also, if you try to change strokeThickness at runtime, it does not update. I talked with doormat23 and he believes it is a caching issue. Here is a playground to demonstrate.
Current Behavior
If you set the strokeThickness to 0, it still applies the text stroke. I made a V7 and V8 playground to show the difference.
V7 playground
V8 playground
You can tell the text looks thicker.
Zyie determined that setting width to 0.00001 or a small decimal number fixed it. Removing stroke or setting to null also works. But 0 does not.
Also, if you try to change strokeThickness at runtime, it does not update. I talked with doormat23 and he believes it is a caching issue. Here is a playground to demonstrate.
Changing text strokeThickness at runtime Playground
Expected Behavior
With strokeThickness 0 there should be no stroke and the text looks slimmer.
And changing it at runtime should update the thickness
Steps to Reproduce
See playgrounds above
Environment
pixi.js
version: e.g. 8.0.5Possible Solution
No response
Additional Information
Thanks guys!
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