For some reason, even when OutlineSettings have zero Alpha and zero Width, the outline is still visible.
I really need to find a solution to this.
Fixed rounding with with a radius of -1 ?
This makes the button not have rounded corners. And even then, the outline remains.
You will have to create a texture with corner transparent in a digital paint software (krita, photoshop) and then set it as image to properly remove the outline.
I’d need to have pre-made images for each potential button size and corner radius I might need, this is not viable. I’m working on a UI-heavy project, and many buttons in it need to be dynamically created and styled.
Ah, I see.
- material:
- and box mode:
You may need to tweak some 9-slice values.
I do realise this is not a direct answer to your question, but rather the means to achieving a more nuanced effect. It that may fit the bill, especially if you want to retain more control. You mentioned a UI-heavy scenario - the earlier you embrace materials, the better, imho.
I’ll just add that the material should probably live in a dedicated brush so you can apply it where needed more easily. For now, at least. This is on the horizon:
Can’t wait but there’s no ETA.
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can’t wait to test it too, hope it will be on 5.4 
Thanks. I’ll need to tweak this a bit still, to allow editing the radius dynamically when needed (and probably automatically set Margin values in certain scenarios) but I think I can work from there. I was using UI materials (with Retainer Boxes) to apply gradients to certain widgets, but hadn’t used a material directly as the brush yet.
@Arodi007 In the short term, I might use this too. Since the zero-width outline didn’t fully “obey” the Alpha value, I hadn’t thought the RGB colors would function there either. Thank you also.
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