Adds support for a mask itself to have 'rounded corners'. #39
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…, so that a mask itself can be rounded (via the mask's source image).
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Adds the functionality that was requested in issue #6.
Tested on macOS & appears to work fine. There's some weirdness around when it updates (due to
image.materialForRenderingvsimage.material-- but that's an existing/Unity-side issue that's only tangentially related; nothing here makes it worse or changes that aspect in any way).FWIW, based on my understanding of how Unity's masking works via the Stencil buffer, I did expect the change would work prior to trying/testing it. It works as I'd expect. :)
Tyvm for this lib btw -- it's been helpful!