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while drawing the initial path on an empty canvas, if your original line creates a circle, and the path crosses its origin, it can in some cases drop rendered frames when you 'release' your finger and end your current path.
however, if the canvas is re-drawn (i.e. if you begin another line), it self-corrects immediately.
in the following video demonstration, i use black for the first path, and pink for the second path: https://youtu.be/oBBSGfU941k
when i release my finger from the first path's drawing, you will see much of the drawing disappear. the moment i begin the second (pink) path, you'll notice everything re-renders as expected immediately.
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while drawing the initial path on an empty canvas, if your original line creates a circle, and the path crosses its origin, it can in some cases drop rendered frames when you 'release' your finger and end your current path.
however, if the canvas is re-drawn (i.e. if you begin another line), it self-corrects immediately.
in the following video demonstration, i use black for the first path, and pink for the second path: https://youtu.be/oBBSGfU941k
when i release my finger from the first path's drawing, you will see much of the drawing disappear. the moment i begin the second (pink) path, you'll notice everything re-renders as expected immediately.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: