There are two issues regarding String objects on iOS.
- 1st Issue
On iOS, String objects trigger collision detection even when they are on different layers. The same issue existed on Android as well, but it was fixed in build r295.10.
- 2nd Issue
When a String object is set to Vertical(Center), and the text spans multiple lines that exceed the object's vertical height, both Windows and Android display the overflowing text beyond the object's bounds.
This behavior has been very helpful in practice, as it allows a single, compact String object to accommodate a wide range of text lengths without needing to dynamically resize the object.
However, on iOS, any text that exceeds the object's height is clipped and not displayed.
While this might not be considered a bug, I believe this inconsistency across platforms is problematic from a design consistency perspective.
Since rebuilding everything to conform to iOS’s current behavior would be difficult, I would greatly appreciate it if iOS could adopt the same behavior and allow text to render beyond the object's height.
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I would greatly appreciate it if these two points could be addressed.
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