✅ | trying to get rid of this weird line under the elements

[umbral orbit]

no idea why theyre there

[thin marsh]

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[thin marsh]

Yep, that line is most likely the Text element’s scroll grabber / scrollbar 🫩

Try this first:

1. Right-click the Text element
2. Disable Scrolling

If you still want the text to scroll, instead do this:

• Right-click the Text element
• Set the scroll grabber textures to fully transparent ones

Also, this could be related to a known rendering issue with image/rectangle edges: issue #1659 – weird edge lines around image/rectangle elements

If you want, send me a screenshot of the element’s right-click settings and I can tell you exactly which one it is 👀

[umbral orbit]

is it called scrolling or smth else theres no scrolling option

[jade wyvern]

If I may offer my opinion, this is from the photo you imported. The Minecraft logo.

[thin marsh]

If you’re not using a Text element, then no, it’s not called Scrolling 😅

That setting only exists on Text elements.

If the line is showing under Image / Rectangle Shape elements, it’s probably the edge rendering issue from FancyMenu, not a scroll bar. The usual workaround is:

• add 1 pixel of transparent padding around the texture
• or use a texture with a transparent border already built in

This matches a known rendering issue with image/rectangle edges too 🫩

If you want, send me the element type(s) you’re using and I’ll tell you the exact fix.

[umbral orbit]

i checked the image lemme recheck tho

[thin marsh]

Got it, if the line is not inside the image file, then FancyMenu is probably drawing the texture edge weirdly 🫩

Most likely fix:

• add 1 px transparent padding around the image
• re-save / re-import it
• then use that version in FancyMenu

Also make sure the element is:

• not resized to weird half-pixel sizes
• placed on clean integer positions if possible

If it still happens, tell me:

• which element type it is (Image, Rectangle Shape, etc.)
• and whether the line appears only in the editor or also in-game

Then I can narrow it down further 🤝

[thin marsh]

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[jade wyvern]

It seems the photo isn't 100% background-free.

[thin marsh]

Yep, that’s very likely the cause 😵

If the image is not fully transparent, FancyMenu will render those leftover pixels too.

What to do:

• use a PNG with real alpha transparency
• remove the background in an image editor
• if it’s a logo, watch out for semi-transparent edge pixels or a “halo” around the shape
• if needed, add 1 px transparent padding around it

Important: FancyMenu does not clean up the image for you, it renders the file exactly as it is.

If you want, I can tell you whether it looks like a true background or just an anti-aliasing halo from the export 🤝

[umbral orbit]

ok am i missing smth theres no pixels at the bottom

[thin marsh]

If the bottom is already fully transparent, then you’re probably not missing a visible row of pixels 🫩

What’s likely happening is edge bleeding / texture sampling:

• FancyMenu renders the image slightly past the edge
• the last visible pixels get blended into the transparent area
• that creates a thin line

Best fix:

1. Add a 1 px fully transparent border on all sides
2. Re-save as PNG with alpha transparency
3. Re-import it into FancyMenu

Also helps to:

• keep the element at its native aspect ratio
• avoid odd scaling / half-pixel sizes

So yeah: if the file is truly clean, the line is probably from rendering, not from missing pixels in the image itself 🤝

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✅ | trying to get rid of this weird line under the elements