Trimming alpha

[Alessaint]

I'm a bit lost as to how resizing of images stored with trimmed alpha should be handled. I have some 128x128 images with trimmed alpha. When I set their size to native 128x128 ("snap" button), they look fine. If I set size to 64x64 they are distorted - no longer 1:1 aspect even though size reads 64x64. This happens only when the images have trimmed alpha. Am I missing something or is it a bug?

Thanks

[ArenMook]

Seems to work fine here. I just gave it a try -- added a sprite, gave it some padding (which is what trimmed alpha turns into), scaled it, and it works as expected. Make sure you're using a normal sprite, not a sliced sprite.

[Alessaint]

Hm, you were right - I did indeed overlook the sprite being set to Sliced - I'm sorry. I was wondering though that maybe you could display a warning at UISprite component when it is set to Sliced and the sprite has a zero Border rectangle (meaning it's not intended to be used this way)?

A.

[ArenMook]

When the sprite has no border information, it's always drawn as a regular sprite, even if you set it to Sliced type.

[Alessaint]

Well, that's actually my point - Sliced sprite with no border information is drawn as regular sprite _but_ there are obviously some features where it doesn't act like one (obviously the sizing issue) - which can be a bit misleading. I'm certainly not going to make the same mistake again (or at least I hope so but for the sake of other users I believe it should either behave like regular sprite at all aspects or there should be a warning. Just my two cents, though..