Problem Description
I'm not entirely sure this is a problem with Construct or if it's CocoonJS who's at fault.
When I preview a project in the CocoonJS App on iOS, the size of the text object affects the performance of the game.
Basically, if I update a text object every tick based on an incrementing variable, and the text object is fairly small, I get 60 FPS on iPad 4. On the same device, if I make the text box bigger, the framerate drops to 4.
Only occurs in Canvas/WebGL mode (in CocoonJS I mean) on iOS. Doesn't occurs in webview mode. I haven't tried other devices since I only own an iPad 4.
I'm using CocoonJS v2.0.0.
Attach a Capx
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Description of Capx
Increment a variable by 1 every tick, and display it in a text object.
Steps to Reproduce Bug
- Launch the attached capx in Ludei's CocoonJS Laucher app on iOS, using Canvas/WebGL mode
- Notice the framerate is 60 on iPad 4
- In Construct, make the text object bigger. About 2-3 time wider and taller should be enough.
- Launch in CocoonJS again
- Notice the framerate is now between 4 and 6 on iPad 4.
Observed Result
Framerate is really low
Expected Result
Framerate should be consistant.
Affected Browsers
- CocoonJS Launcher app on iOS in WebGL/Canvas mode. (The webview mode is not affected)
(browsers on computer don't look like they are affected)
Operating System and Service Pack
Windows 7, latest version.
Construct 2 Version ID
r173, 64-bits