I created a .png with white edges and a transparent body which acts as a border for all my UI elements, but I’ve noticed that the border of each element seems to vary in regards to edge thickness. See attachments for an examples.
As I move an element around the screen, the entire border seems to change (notice in the attachments how the top edge has a different thickness). These are just simple UI elements on a Screen Space Canvas.
The .png when opened up in any program clearly has evenly sized border edges, so this is something happening with Unity.
I’m guessing you’re testing this in the Editor - your editor window is probably not matching the pixel size of your selected resolution - hence it’s not able to draw the real object’s size.
Resizing the editor’s scene/game window may yield different results.
Thanks for the response. Yeah I was doing that in the editor, and when I build it to my phone the UI elements seem to behave normally I think. However, I have in-world 2D sprites as well which still exhibit the same problem. As you can see in the picture, the 3 squares all have different edge thickness seemingly because of where they are positioned in the world. It’s subtle, but notice how the top square’s top edge is thicker than the other two and how the middle square’s bottom edge is thicker than the other two.
It’s not a huge deal, but I am curious about it.
(Maybe now I need to move this to the 2D section … I’m not sure)
