Javascript pixi.js image compress install#

Javascript pixi.js image compress install#

The problem is, resources online assume that you know it all at once and most often than not, presume that you know what bundlers are and what they do under the hood.īut before learning those, I want to be able to install modules without them and see how things work instead of automating everything and eventually not understanding anything. Moreover, it seems that ES6 moules are the way to go from now on so I have to join that bandwagon sooner or later. I was 'forced' to do so since I had to setup a three.js project and three isn't working fully if not as a ES6 set of modules. I'm trying to learn how ES6 modules work and boy is it complicated. Is this a known thing? I searched for days and could not find anything about thisĮDIT: I can send the Spector.js reports for V4 and V6 if it helps but they are too big to be embedded here! Setting 'transparent' to true or false when creating the PIXI.Renderer does nothing 😕 Weirdly though, the draw calls in V4 were about 170 and in v6 dropped to about 60 (checked with spector.js chrome extension) which would indicate to me that the fps would be better but they are not, sadly. the same game that runs at 30-40fps with V4 runs at 15-25fps with V6 in an iPad. I originally thought it was a problem with the getLocalBounds call in spines that I had in the render loop and managed to improve the scripting time by about 10% but I then noticed that the rendering and painting had increased dramatically. Left is V6 and Right is V4, in the same scene. I upgraded my engine to use PIXI v6 instead of v4 and noticed a significant increase in the drawing time (especially pronounced in iPad 6th Gen).