Setting the normal value in the property skin, breaks the skin

[JanWerder]

So this works:

['property'] = {     
    ['label normal'] = '#241414',
    ['label hover'] = '#241414',
    ['label active'] = '#241414',
},

and this does not:

['property'] = {     
    ['normal'] = '#241414',   
    ['label normal'] = '#241414',
    ['label hover'] = '#241414',
    ['label active'] = '#241414',
},

The result is a half broken skin, with some f the default values set and others taken from the skin

[keharriso]

Does this do what you were expecting?

['property'] = {
    ['normal'] = '#241414',
    ['label normal'] = '#241414',
    ['label hover'] = '#241414',
    ['label active'] = '#241414',
    ['edit'] = {
        ['normal'] = '#241414'
    },
    ['inc button'] = {
        ['normal'] = '#241414'
    },
    ['dec button'] = {
        ['normal'] = '#241414'
    }
}

[JanWerder]

Well this doesn't work either. it seems okay, if I don't set the normal value

[keharriso]

I'm not sure what you're seeing or expecting. Could you upload some screenshots of the problem - one with normal and one without? A .love file would be useful, too.

[JanWerder]

Without:

With:

My Löve fileas a zip if you want to try it yourself. http://uploaded.net/file/r36jiihx

[keharriso]

Thanks for the catch, I believe the issue should be solved with the latest commit. Here are some tentative binaries for you to test. Let me know whether or not they fix the problem. love-nuklear-1.1.3-linux32.zip love-nuklear-1.1.3-linux64.zip love-nuklear-1.1.3-win32.zip love-nuklear-1.1.3-win64.zip

[JanWerder]

That fixes it 👍