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PixiJS repository documentation notes: install, render loop, filters, textures and assets
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What this guide covers
A documentary note on what the PixiJS 2D web renderer's README, license, contributing guide and five documentation pages state, for people choosing a browser graphics library. It covers setup, render loop, built-in filters, texture and asset handling. Based on archived files at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
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PixiJS repository documentation notes: install, render loop, filters, textures and assets
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A documentary note on what the PixiJS 2D web renderer's README, license, contributing guide and five documentation pages state, for people choosing a browser graphics library. It covers setup, render loop, built-in filters, texture and asset handling. Based on archived files at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- A custom filter that has to run on both WebGL and WebGPU needs a separate program for each.
- Textures use GPU memory, so short-lived content such as a cutscene should have its assets unloaded when finished.
- The architecture page mentions Canvas systems while other pages say WebGL or WebGPU, so check which renderers your build includes.
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