Created attachment 178151 [details] broken-shadows SUMMARY -Qogir just added support for svg cursors, but when it gets zoomed out, the baked in shadows look very bad -I also checked the default.svg file, there the shadows look fine, so I'm opening this issue here, instead of on their github -The issue does not appear when using cursor sizes 48 or above STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. enable shake cursors, set magnification to max for visibility 2. download qogir icons from within system settings 3. change cursor theme to qogir or qogir-dark 3.5 change cursor size to 18, 24 or 32, size 18 looking the most broken 4. shake the cursor 5. look at your screen in an off angle, so as to see the artifacting better, use a bright white screen to see it better OBSERVED RESULT broken baked in shadows EXPECTED RESULT nice shadows SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux: 6.12.10 KDE Plasma Version: 6.2.5 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.10.0 Qt Version: 6.8.1 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION wayland link to the cursors and the repo: https://github.com/vinceliuice/Qogir-icon-theme/tree/master/src/cursors/src
Created attachment 178152 [details] size-72-nice-shadows non broken big boy cursor shadow
Perhaps the drop shadows fills the space all the way to the left edge. The magnification filter then samples darker than expected texels from the left edge. It should be easy to solve by introducing a bit of space between the drop shadow and the image borders.
Created attachment 178153 [details] size-18 Just wanted to drop this here as well, since I have mentioned it being the most borked, the shadow is full pixelated at size 18
There's enough of space around the drop shadow. It looks like a rendering bug in QtSVG.
(In reply to Vlad Zahorodnii from comment #4) > There's enough of space around the drop shadow. It looks like a rendering > bug in QtSVG. It seems QtSVG still incorrectly renders gaussian blur