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Asked: 2026-05-30T16:46:36+00:00

Hi I quite finished my third app with Titanium. This time is not for

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Hi I quite finished my third app with Titanium. This time is not for a customer but for my self, and I did a very smart ux and ui. I loved titanium but I met only a big limit thet I wish you can help me to solve. I used code like this

 myPicImageView.transform = Ti.UI.create2DMatrix().rotate(-3);

To rotate some pic, but I have a very ugly result with corner like little stairs (sorry for my english but I can’t explain better) is like low low low resolution when I rotate something. There’s a way to avoid this problem?

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  1. Editorial Team

    rotating any view a non-multiple of pi / 2 while cause jagged edges as UIKit does not anti alias views when rendering. for images there is a simple solution, use an image with a single pixel width of transparency around the edge, then the rotated image view will have anti aliased edges.

    see this post for more details.

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