Canvas rendering issues / Text Transition rendering issues
Jim Graham
james.graham at oracle.com
Wed Jan 2 18:07:12 PST 2013
I noticed that the path-based Vector enemies jump around a bit. I'm
wondering if this could be due to the bounds of the enemy shifting
around as the electric lines are added. Note that you use a stroked
Path with its default decorations which I believe means miter joins
which can have spikes in their contributions to bounds when you turn
tight corners, so as the last triangular segment is randomly generated
the angle of that last corner to the end before the path is closed can
shoot out a miter of arbitrary length.
Try using a round or bevel join instead - both of which will have faster
and more stable bounds computations anyway which can avoid some
per-frame overhead. Round would be the most stable choice for bounds,
but bevel would be the fastest to render. Another technique for making
the bounds stable is to include an element that pads the bounds of your
group beyond the most outlying "jittery" element. For example,
including a transparent rectangle whose bounds exceed the circle by
enough to encompass the spiking of the miter joins or the tiny
variations in the bevel joins would smooth out the stability of the
bounds. The bounds with round joins will always be fairly stable since
they always have a constant stroke extension distance from the outermost
points of a path...
...jim
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