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Marker opacity #95
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This was done deliberately as it looks a lot cleaner when it doesn't overlap. Imagine highlighting a multi-line maths formula and you get that ugly overlap streak in the middle! |
If I'm not mistaken you use the Flutter |
Implementation-wise it's a little bit more complicated than that before of the layer system, but it's more of a matter of preference than difficulty. I may revisit this in the future to see if I can get both
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I have to get back into flutter (if I manage to get it running without glibc), Or would that also overlay the same colours? But I honestly really like the idea of having different colours overlap, whilst the same colour extends the current highlighted area, because that makes highlighting larger areas so much more easy |
Are you perhaps talking about this issue flutter/flutter#115909? The fix for that is to do
That's what I was thinking too. I'm just finishing off some other features right now so I'll get to it later |
I'm on Alpine Linux, which uses I'm trying to manually replace the dart install shipped with flutter with the system dart SDK, but this seems to break flutters snapshot system. |
Would it be possible to have the marker draw the lines with 80% opacity?
![Current saber implementation](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46848143/204585646-f8fe48d9-f25d-444c-9de1-006fe652dc45.png)
Currently, drawing a yellow line and a blue line results in only the blue being visible at a given point.
I think it might make more sense to have them overly above one another
![quick krita sketch](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/46848143/204586183-85c084e1-c61e-47fc-820d-ae72de6392a6.png)
As you can see, the yellow line can still be seen through the blue one.
I'm actually not sure, if this might be solved by #42 (if one would be able to set the alpha value for a given color)
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