Building Frames for Images w/ PhotoEditorSDK
I am trying to create custom frames around my images (using Swift) using the photoeditor sdk. I am confused on their documentation and wanted some more insight if anyone has any.
According to the documentation - https://docs.photoeditorsdk.com/guides/ios/v8/features/frames - it looks as though I need to have 6 separate png files to create my frame (a top one, top left, top right, bottom, bottom left, bottom right). Is this right? If so, how would I create the corner images that constitute the frame?
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I am trying to create custom frames around my images (using Swift) using the photoeditor sdk. I am confused on their documentation and wanted some more insight if anyone has any.
According to the documentation - https://docs.photoeditorsdk.com/guides/ios/v8/features/frames - it looks as though I need to have 6 separate png files to create my frame (a top one, top left, top right, bottom, bottom left, bottom right). Is this right? If so, how would I create the corner images that constitute the frame?
ios swift photoeditorsdk
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I am trying to create custom frames around my images (using Swift) using the photoeditor sdk. I am confused on their documentation and wanted some more insight if anyone has any.
According to the documentation - https://docs.photoeditorsdk.com/guides/ios/v8/features/frames - it looks as though I need to have 6 separate png files to create my frame (a top one, top left, top right, bottom, bottom left, bottom right). Is this right? If so, how would I create the corner images that constitute the frame?
ios swift photoeditorsdk
asked Nov 14 '18 at 21:57
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I am trying to create custom frames around my images (using Swift) using the photoeditor sdk. I am confused on their documentation and wanted some more insight if anyone has any.
According to the documentation - https://docs.photoeditorsdk.com/guides/ios/v8/features/frames - it looks as though I need to have 6 separate png files to create my frame (a top one, top left, top right, bottom, bottom left, bottom right). Is this right? If so, how would I create the corner images that constitute the frame?
ios swift photoeditorsdk
ios swift photoeditorsdk
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I figured this out a while ago. You do need to create separate png files for the top left right and bottom portions of the frame if that's how many sides of it there are. If there are only two sides to you frame, then uploading the url for left and right would still work since image groups, per the docs, are optionals.
answered Feb 28 at 16:31
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I figured this out a while ago. You do need to create separate png files for the top left right and bottom portions of the frame if that's how many sides of it there are. If there are only two sides to you frame, then uploading the url for left and right would still work since image groups, per the docs, are optionals.
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I figured this out a while ago. You do need to create separate png files for the top left right and bottom portions of the frame if that's how many sides of it there are. If there are only two sides to you frame, then uploading the url for left and right would still work since image groups, per the docs, are optionals.
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I figured this out a while ago. You do need to create separate png files for the top left right and bottom portions of the frame if that's how many sides of it there are. If there are only two sides to you frame, then uploading the url for left and right would still work since image groups, per the docs, are optionals.
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I figured this out a while ago. You do need to create separate png files for the top left right and bottom portions of the frame if that's how many sides of it there are. If there are only two sides to you frame, then uploading the url for left and right would still work since image groups, per the docs, are optionals.
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