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@pixi-essentials/cull

v2.0.0

Published

Optimized recursive display-object culling for scene graphs

Downloads

11,727

Readme

@pixi-essentials/cull

This package provides an optimized, highly configurable culling mechanism.

Installation :package:

npm install @pixi-essentials/cull

Usage :page_facing_up:

Static scenes

If display-object's in your scene graph do not change each frame, then you can run culling whenever your display-object's move or your scene graph changes.

import { Application } from 'pixi.js';
import { Cull } from '@pixi-essentials/cull';
import { Viewport } from 'pixi-viewport';

const app = new Application({  });
const renderer = app.renderer;
const viewport = initScene(new Viewport());
const cull = new Cull().addAll(viewport.children);

// Flags whether culling, should be set "true" when a child is added to the viewport's subtree.
let cullDirty = false;

viewport.on('frame-end', function() {
    if (viewport.dirty || cullDirty) {
        cull.cull(renderer.screen);

        viewport.dirty = false;
        cullDirty = false;
    }
})

Dynamic scenes

If your scene graph is dynamic and/or changes across frames cannot be tracked, you can run culling on the prerender event.

renderer.on('prerender', () => {
    cull.cull(renderer.screen);
})

Multiple scene graphs

If you are rendering multiple panes on to the canvas, each with its own scene graph, using different projections, then you need to use separate culls for each scene graph.

cull.cull(sourceFrame);