Add support for rendering NineSlice via canvas#7168
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Add support for rendering NineSlice via canvas#7168ChrisCPI wants to merge 3 commits intophaserjs:v4.0.0from
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Thanks for originally opening this PR, but I'm going to close it as the Canvas renderer is now deprecated with the release of Phaser v4. |
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Please do not update the README or Change Log, we will do this when we merge your PR.
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This PR adds the ability for NineSlice game objects to render via the canvas renderer, done by drawing 9 separate images (or 3, if it is set to be a three-slice) based on the width, height, leftWidth, rightWidth, topHeight and bottomHeight properties of the NineSlice. The vertices/quads are not used here.