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Text fill styles aren't respecting their fill layer order #411

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@noskovvkirill

Description

Text fill styles aren't respecting their fill layer order on iOS. Strokes always appear on top of the fill styles.

Provide a Repro

  • Add the text component to an artboard
  • Add a stroke style to the text
  • Move it under the fill style

Source .riv/.rev file

reproduction.zip

Expected behavior

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Rive view
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iOS view (it appears broken)
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Working Stroke in iOS
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Not working stroke on iOS
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Device & Versions (please complete the following information)

  • Device: iOS Simulator / Preview / Device
  • iOS 26.2 / iOS 18

Activity

  1. dskuza commented on Feb 13, 2026

    @dskuza
    Collaborator

    We're able to reproduce this both on iOS and with the Flutter runtime. I've gone ahead and shared this internally, as it seems to be a cross-platform issue.

  2. dskuza commented on Feb 13, 2026

    @dskuza
    Collaborator

    @noskovvkirill Are you able to share the .rev file with us (export for backup) so that we can view the complete file in the editor? We'll try and create a repro file on our end in the mean time.

  3. noskovvkirill commented on Feb 18, 2026

    @noskovvkirill
    Author

    @dskuza I believe there’s a file linked in the issue!

    Source .riv/.rev file
    reproduction.zip

  4. dskuza commented on Feb 18, 2026

    @dskuza
    Collaborator

    @noskovvkirill I redownloaded just to double check, and the .riv is included, but not the .rev. Would you be able to share that separately?

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