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Slight border around cursors? #5
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Why a 700 tint? Why not gray 900? |
@crutchcorn Would that still make the cursor distinguishable against black? I've already made some with pure white borders using Photoshops stroke effect but I can change the color if its distinguishable. And if there is a better way to make borders please tell because the stroke effect is pretty inconsistent! |
Oh no wait, forgot that the cursors are black. Try using gray 100. That's to MD spec. How is stroke effect inconsistant? |
Well, when I used the stroke effect on the resize cursors it doesn't make a smooth border rather a choppy one. |
Let me try to fix that |
I haven't committed them yet I will try to either later tonight or tomorrow. |
@crutchcorn Added the other bordered cursors but right now they are plain white. I will convert the borders to Material Design white. |
I was thinking grey 100 (or 50) for the fill and grey 900 for the stroke. Maybe also the inverse for old Mac feel. |
All of the cursors so far lack a border. The reason many cursors have a border is because if the cursor is on top of a window that is the same color as the cursor, it would be impossible to differentiate between the cursor and the screen. My idea is to choose a border color with 700 tint of the cursor color. I also believe the border shouldn't be to bold.
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