Fuzzy corners when using darker colors

[jwells89]

Because of how INAppStoreWindow draws itself on top of the native titlebar, a few pixels of lighter-colored “fuzz” become visible when you use the custom drawing block and darker colors. This isn’t apparent when using the built-in drawing methods because it’s covered up by the default highlight.

The only way I’ve found around this is to generate your own path with a smaller corner radius and draw using this instead of the provided clippingPath, but that’s not ideal for a number of reasons.

[indragiek]

Are you experiencing the same issue as #111? That one hasn't been fixed yet, unfortunately. But if it's the same one then this can be closed to avoid having duplicate issues open.

[MattTimmons]

I am not certain if this is the same. @jwells89 , could you post how you did your re-draw?
Here is what I get when using a darker color in the drawBlock.

[MattTimmons]

Hi, how has others solved this? I have been playing around a lot this morning, but I can not find a way to override the "background" default window tool bar which keeps showing through. HipChat for OS X had a very nice title bar, I wonder if they are using this library?

[indragiek]

@MattTimmons I believe I ran into this a while ago and solved it by layer backing the theme frame. That is:

[[[window contentView] superview] setWantsLayer:YES];

[MattTimmons]

hm. I did not think of that.. I did a few things to get by.

1. Used setTitleBarGradient instead of the drawingBlock.
2. INAppStoreWindow.m border radius to 5.0f
3. INAppStoreWindow.m add 1px to the high… drawingRect.size.height += window.toolbarHeight+1;

On Jan 2, 2015, at 1:55 PM, Indragie Karunaratne [email protected] wrote:

@MattTimmons https://github.com/MattTimmons I believe I ran into this a while ago and solved it by layer backing the theme frame. That is:

[[[window contentView] superview] setWantsLayer:YES];
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