yea i have no clue 😅

like an online leaderboard/achievement base?

nah just something basic like steam or newgrounds achievements where you get an achievement when you reach milestones and you can check your progress

achievements can also be used to add some more gameplay (like kindergarten 2)

oh hell yes

changing

cap

of the line fixes the thickness issues

but the edge is still rigid

like this

oh what bevel and miter

i can try miter

makes it worse

i might be misunderstanding though

the thickness is still all messed up if i use it

what is the current look and the desired look

and can you test with larger sizes and more distinct colors

i suppose

the desired look is the thickness being equal on all sides

and the end angle being beveled

the top left is thinner

can you do this with another example that is visible without zooming in

let me try

btw this is my code:

hx
for (v in [battleBtn, optionBtn, customBtn]) {
            v.complexHit = true; // make the hitboxes accurate

            var tb = new Line();
            tb.thickness = 2;
            tb.color = 0x000000;
            tb.points = v.points.concat([v.points[0], v.points[1]]);
            tb.loop = true;
            tb.depth = 1;
            tb.id = "passiveTb";
            v.add(tb);

            v.onPointerOver(this, (info) -> {
                v.childWithId("passiveTb").destroy();
                var tb = new Line();
                tb.thickness = 5;
                tb.color = 0xEEFF00;
                tb.points = v.points.concat([v.points[0], v.points[1]]);
                tb.loop = true;
                tb.depth = 1;
                tb.id = "activeTb";
                v.add(tb);
            });
            v.onPointerOut(this, (info) -> {
                v.childWithId("activeTb").destroy();
                var tb = new Line();
                tb.thickness = 2;
                tb.color = 0x000000;
                tb.points = v.points.concat([v.points[0], v.points[1]]);
                tb.loop = true;
                tb.depth = 1;
                tb.id = "passiveTb";
                v.add(tb);
            });
        }

here it is with higher thickness

that is... bizarre

yes indeed

(btw this is the

activeTb

but the

passiveTb

does the same thing)

not directly related to your problem, but i would make the buttons a class that extends

Visual

or something, i think it would make it much easier to handle overall

yea true

i was thinking about it but the varying

points

kept me from doing it

although now that i think about it, the points could just be a constructor parameter