Use a clip path instead of a mask to avoid clearing the canvas#2
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Use a clip path instead of a mask to avoid clearing the canvas#2flozz wants to merge 1 commit intoadonmo:masterfrom
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Hi! Do you have any update on this issue? I have the same problem. With the solution of @flozz, its work ok. Maybe it's posible merge the pull request? if not i do a fork, but... i would prefer, use the same library. Thanks you! |
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Hello,
Currently perspective.js/ts use a mask while drawing the image to the canvas. This mask causes a clearing of the canvas. As webkit now supports antialising on clip paths, I reverted perspective.js lib to use clip path and I made this PR to help you integrating this change too :)
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