Hi
your problem sounds strange... invisible sprites should not take that
much to render. Maybe its an issue with the
LayeredDirty.set_timing_treshold ?
Are the invisible sprites dirty? (it could help to set them invisible
and not dirty at the same time)
And it is not intended to subclass LayeredDirty class, but feel free to try.
And next time, please make a new thread.
~DR0ID
Yannick Weinz schrieb:
Hi all.
I have a problem with the visible flag of the DirtySprite and the .draw()
method of the LayeredDirty group.
Right now i'm at writing some kind of labyrinth game. Therefore each cell you
can be on has its own class (DirtySprite). I only want to see a small radius of
the map, thus using the visible flag.
The Problem is now, that when i put most of the cells to visible = 0, the
draw() method of the LayeredDirty Group needs several seconds until its
finished (i tested it with 100x100 Cells, means 10000 DirtySprites in my
LayeredDirty group and as soon as i move, e.g. all Cells get scrollen by the
length of a cell to the right direction, the .draw() method needs some seconds
to compute, so before i see a result on the screen, i have to wait some
seconds). The funny thing is, that if all cells are visible = 1 (default
value), everything works fine (if i move the draw() method only needs ms to
compute).
Is it normal that a Spirte takes much longer to be drawn when the visible flag
is set to 0 or does i do something wrong?
