Slopes Posted January 5, 2016 Share Posted January 5, 2016 Hello, We have been using the Greensock library in an Adobe AIR application for a while now with really no problems. We decided to try our Windows based application on an Android device and found that most things work quite well. The only problem we are seeing with the Greensock library turns up when we use scale effects. By this, I mean any time I attempt to scale a SplitTextField from say 4 to 1, the system lags. If I scale multiple SplitTextFields at once and by letter, then system can almost crash. The board we are using is running one of the latest version of Android and is capable of outputting HD content. Below is the code for one of the animations being affected. Each letter should scale down and rotate in, staggered. // target is the object we are going to animate // time is the total amount of time for the animation public static function MyEffect(target:SplitTextField, time:Number):TimelineMax{ // Activate plugins TweenPlugin.activate([TransformAroundCenterPlugin, AutoAlphaPlugin]); // Create new TimelineMax Object var t:TimelineMax = new TimelineMax(); // Determine how long each letter should animate var timePerHold:Number = time / target.textFields.length; // Go through each textField in the SplitTextField and complete the following animation for(var x:int = 0; x < target.textFields.length; x++){ // Use 20% of the time to rotate the text and scale the text half way t.fromTo(target.textFields[x], timePerHold * .2, {transformAroundCenter:{scale:4, rotation:-180}, alpha:0}, {transformAroundCenter:{scale:2, rotation:0}, alpha:1}); // Use 80% of the time to finish scaling the text t.to(target.textFields[x],timePerHold * .8, {transformAroundCenter:{scale:1}, ease:Elastic.easeOut}); } return t; } I was going to do my best to optimize the system but I wanted to go about it the right way and not just start guessing how to fix this. Any thoughts or direction would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GreenSock Posted January 5, 2016 Share Posted January 5, 2016 Hm, that sounds to me like it's unrelated to GSAP, and is most likely the way that the software/hardware interact (outside of GSAP). For example, if something changes sizes, it may be getting flagged as needing to be re-rasterized at that new size (so that it doesn't pixelize) whereas if it's only moved or faded or rotated, the GPU can very easily chew through that using the existing rasterized version in memory. You could try enabling the cacheAsBitmap flag, but I'm not really sure that'd help. I wish I had better news for you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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