What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Select the Pearl texture (the one I'm using)
2. Stretch the bar horizontaly to make it larger in dimensions than the original texture dimensions (not necessary for pearl texture since its only 64x8 and the default bar size is already large enough)
3. Same for the Elven and similar textures that look ugly when tiled instead of stretched

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
Pearl Texture: The texture should stretch along the full surface of the bar. Instead it is only stretched vertically and the rest of the bar remains textureless with only the selected color applied. (The bar is yellow as it should be but the texture is squeezed on the left side).
Note, this happens for more similar textures.

What version of the product are you using?
3.0.4

Do you have an error log of what happened?
No errors - Just wrong display of textures as they seem to be handled differently (as of patch3.3.3).

Please provide any additional information below.

I just want to add that this occured with patch 3.3.3 and is not an eCastingBar specific problem. I also noticed the same problem with textures on bars with 3 more different addons.

I have been playing with the texture files a bit and I noticed that if a texture file is smaller in dimensions than the frame it needs to cover, it doesn't strech correctly over the given dimensions (as of patch3.3.3). Instead it behaves in one of the two following ways: 1) It is placed on the top left corner of the area assigned by the code in its original size and the rest of the surface reamains textureless with only the vertex color applied on it. 2) It is stretched vertically to fit the "y" dimension while retaining the original "x" size of the texture and positioned on the left side of the area assigned by the code. Then it is tiled again and again until it fills the whole surface from left to right. In case 2) if the texture is larger than the frame, it is not being shrinked to fit in, instead it is being clipped (as of 3.3.3).

(I apologise in advance for my english but it's not my native language)