Artboards with a scrollable area leave a thin gap around the edge of frame

[mikeb34310049]

I noticed this when auto-animating from one artboard to the next. First artboard doesn't have a scroll but the second does. Once animation is complete, a very thin cropped area appears around the frame allowing me to see content under some fixed position layers. It creates a weird effect and means if you have a scroll that goes under the layers, you can see it through the thin gap. After a few tests I've noticed that this only happens if you are previewing an artboard that is larger than the devices screen, for example, I'm previewing a 1920 x 1080 artboard on my iPhone 8.

EDIT: Also noticed it appears to shift positions by a few pixels or so, maybe this is why the gaps are appearing, Text that is in the exact same position looks like it drops on the Y axis.

[Ares Hovhannesyan]

Can you share a link? Is this happens only on iPhone 8 or on the desktop also?

[mikeb34310049]

I will create a demonstration project for this and copy the link in here. It also happens on the desktop version if you scale down the preview window.

[mikeb34310049]

Here is the download link.

Download link

https://we.tl/t-nc85bFjTL9

[Ares Hovhannesyan]

:Thanks for file. Here what I see. Thin scrollbar appears when window is smaller than artboard.

If I understand you correct you are talking about gap under the last menu item Right?. If you mean that I correct it by enlarging Artboards Viewport Height from 1088 to 1088 and that gap gone.

[mikeb34310049]

Sorry I may not have explained well. Here are two images attached, download them both and swap between them and you will see what I mean. Look in the top left area, above the blue strap.

[Ares Hovhannesyan]

I change Y position of menu Grid and its gone. See images

in preview window

[mikeb34310049]

It's still there, look above the blue strap, there's a tiny gap.

[Ares Hovhannesyan]

See it on your picture but not the one that have been made on my screen . My screen resolution is 1280x1024. IMHO that can depend on screen resolution,

[mikeb34310049]

Here is a another.