I have a TitleWindow that uses a BorderSkin (based on HaloBorder) to draw a custom background in the window's content area. The skin works fine until I try applying a "Move" effect to the TitleWindow.
What happens is that when the move begins from offscreen top, the TitleWindow's content background is filled with the background color and the background generated by the BorderSkin is not displayed. Once the move has completed (the background color still fills the content area) if I display another TitleWindow that uses the same skin, the custom background is suddenly displayed in the TitleWindow that was moved (probably due to an invalidateDisplayList call). I tried changing the "Move" effect to a "Zoom" effect and the problem does not occur (the custom background is correctly displayed in the TitleWindow content area). I've put trace statements in the BorderSkin code and the custom content area background is being generated and drawn, so the only thing I can think of is that something is filling the content area of the TitleWindow with the background color AFTER the BorderSkin code executes. Anyone have any ideas about what might be happening and how to make it stop overwriting the content area background? Thanks!
