After sitting with Mark W. for an hour over lunch yesterday I was able to both
understand the role of acceleratedRendering and the best usage of it. It turns
out that the order of when these commands are used is of utmost importance. I
have been rewriting my code and have an instant increase in
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 11:57 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
> After sitting with Mark W. for an hour over lunch yesterday I was able to
> both understand the role of acceleratedRendering and the best usage of it.
> It turns out that the order of when these commands are used is of utmost
> importan
Tom,
Thanks for the info. Very useful.
I haven't actually tried any of this yet, but is there still a problem where
the screen flashes when toggling acceleratedRendering on/off in preOpenCard and
closeCard? I was seeing this a couple months back, so I'm curious if that still
exists. I haven't
>From what Mark said the preopencard is the place to do it and I have not seen
>any flashing in 5.5.1
-- Tom McGrath III
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On Jun 27, 2012, at 2:27 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
> Tom,
>
> Thanks for the info. Very useful.
>
> I haven't actually tri
Hi Tom,
thanks for sharing this with us.
>>> . Immediately before moving an object turn on dynamic or when scrolling a
>>> group turn on scrolling
>>> once moving the scroll or object has already been cached and drawn so these
>>> are no longer necessary. No need to turn these things on and lea
Matthias,
It was my understanding that for scrolling you would create the scroller at the
preOpenCard after you set the acceleratedRendering and the layerMode:
on preOpenCard
set the acceleratedRendering of this stack to true
set the layerMode of group "OptionGroups" of card "Settings1" t
Just wanted to share a couple other key points Tom and I discussed after
lunch today:
The object of the control you are setting the dynamic or scrolling property
of MUST be a toplevel control. IOW, the *parent* of the control MUST be the
card. So, you can't accelerate objects within groups, but ra
I just checked this in LC 5.5.1 to make sure, and there is still a bug that
exists where the screen will flash when toggling acceleratedRendering if you're
moving from card to card using a visual effect. A ticket has already been
submitted. The way around it is to set the property in a handler,
Chris,
Yes, that bug is in the using of visual effects which i believe they are aware
of with VE, there is also an issue with responsiveness using them.
-- Tom McGrath III
http://lazyriver.on-rev.com
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On Jun 28, 2012, at 4:30 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
> I just checked this
Chip and Tom,
thanks for clarifying.
Matthias
Am 28.06.2012 um 22:11 schrieb Chipp Walters:
> Just wanted to share a couple other key points Tom and I discussed after
> lunch today:
>
> The object of the control you are setting the dynamic or scrolling property
> of MUST be a toplevel control.
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