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Trailing Thin Line on <rect/>'s

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I'm new to this. I started with trying to make an analog watch face, however, when running on a physical device I see trailing lines at the ends of my <rect/>'s. I'm not doing anything different compare to the guides. Any idea's? - photo

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There's a long-standing bug in the watch's rotation code. One way to avoid it is to pre-rotate rect images (ie, you'll need several of them), or create the whole background as one big image.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software

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There's a long-standing bug in the watch's rotation code. One way to avoid it is to pre-rotate rect images (ie, you'll need several of them), or create the whole background as one big image.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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It being a long standing bug makes sense since I do see similar artifacts in other watch faces. However, I was able to get around this in my situation by using <line/>'s instead of <rect/>'s, same rotation logic but I no longer see the artifacts.

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Other developers have had to use similar workarounds; see, for example, here.

Peter McLennan
Gondwana Software
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