Non-solid strokes
You formatted a rectangle, frame, ellipse, or line layer in Figma with strokes that cannot be converted into the one stroke color QML draws. The layer reports this issue when:
- The top visible stroke is a gradient or another non-solid fill.
- A semi-transparent stroke lies over a gradient or another non-solid stroke, or over a stroke with a blend mode other than Normal.
Stacked solid strokes are converted without this issue, also when the top strokes are semi-transparent. Figma to Qt blends the strokes from the top down to the first fully opaque one into a single color. Strokes below the first fully opaque stroke are hidden and do not matter.
Note: The blended color is written as a literal value. If any of the blended strokes is bound to a variable, the exported color is not bound to the corresponding design token, because no single token can represent the blend. The exact color takes priority over the token here. A stroke that needs no blending keeps its token binding.
Select Use solid stroke to use a solid fill for the whole layer in Figma. Otherwise, the layer is rendered as an image.
See also Fix conversion issues.
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