Exported to web output is odd

Hi,

check this link out.

Realtime shadows

Two things really.

When i run the layout locally there are no gaps between the blocks so the background is seamless.

Also it runs at 60 fps when previewing locally, but through the provided link on the same browser i get about 40. How come?

Left click to create more moving obstacles btw.

Hmm i have to assume the thing with the blocks is some sort of bug with the export.

Whilst I can't shed any light on helping you out, I do wanna say, that's an awesome lighting system!

I'm gettng 26-30 fps

How are we supposed to help you? If you mind to share .capx to test preview local

Are you using linear or point?

Depending on where the light shines, I'm gettin 30 - 60 fps, and I see the gaps.

Joannesalfa

My real point was the fact that i dont see the gaps when i run locally but i do when its exported. Which seems to point to the export in some way.

Jase00

Here is the capx

it needs the latest beta btw.

This is a slightly altered version as you can alter the beam width with the mouse wheel, but the problem with the blocks remain.

I don't have any lines, but I get 30fps when I'm not lighting anything. Depending on the amount of objects moving in the light, less.

Using Chromium 28 for my browser.

I got 29-30 fps than export version of 26-30 fps, it seems minification would happen. Overall, you're using a lot of instances of block2 like a hell

You might to use workaround like this:

http://powerupware.com/HTML5/Shadowtest/

Each shadow is unique sprite would benefit for memory allocation and best performance. I think multi sprites for each shadow is performance killer.

Yeah it was actually a test to see if the new LOS would be any good for lighting.

My greater worry was that i create something which looks good when i preview then find later that its different when it exports. Which could mean a lot of work.

Need to be able to trust the export is going to be the same as the preview.