Image Effects
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Pretty sure now that it doesn't occur on Windows (software).
Think I narrowed it down on macOS:
- With metal - metal in prefs I reproduced it instantly
- Restarted VS
- I set software - software
- Restarted VS
- No issues
- Set only compute engine to Metal, display mode to software
- Restarted VS
- Again reproduced it instantly
- Reversed that setting to Display metal, compute enging software
- Restarted VS
- No issues
So compute engine set to Metal on macOS seems to be a good place to look for the root cause.
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@Ingolf Got it. I will try to replicate this on Monterey.
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Saw this on Montery and now Ventura.
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The effect of the Angle is very small, as it controls the direction of the blur, not the direction of the glow.
@VectorStyler Is the angle in drop shadow also for controlling the direction of blur and not the angle of light/shadow?
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@Jayanta-Das No, the angle of drop shadow is the direction of the shadow.
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@VectorStyler What I am doing to do in create button pressed and normal state like the image below:
But when I apply outer shadow and increase blur it bleed to all direction.
I found the there is no offset of control of shadow like this.
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@Jayanta-Das I'm not sure that it applies to this case, but in Drop Shadow there is the Size field that controls the offset.
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@Jayanta-Das As for the other images, I think these look more like using Emboss.
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@VectorStyler Emboss effect applied within the shape. I am trying to get neumorphic style button where shadow and lights are applied to outside of the shape
Edit: When the button is in pressed state effects are applied inside the shape and in normal state effects are applied outside of the shape.
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@VectorStyler If you could add offset control in shadow and glow it would be a great addition.
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@Jayanta-Das said in Image Effects:
If you could add offset control in shadow and glow it would be a great addition.
I think, technically this is not difficult, but how a glow with offset would look like?
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@VectorStyler Sorry I mean Offset to shadow and angle to control the direction of glow.
