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The current bug here is that resizing the Exokit window also resizes the Electron window, which results in a recursion to window of size Edit: now the bug is that the engine window size is too small, and not correctly aligned: most likely this is a |
There's a few more bugs here, but the core functionality of super fast HTML + Exokit composition done by the OS should be working. There should also be no greenscreen bugs anymore. |
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This PR breaks the Studio render loop into two windows: the UI presented by Electron, and the 3D rendered by Exokit engine.
The Exokit engine window is aligned so that it appears to be part of the Electron window, although it is not -- the composition uses OS transparency to fake the effect.
The main reason for doing this is to make both Exokit rendering, and the HMTL UI rendering both fast regardless of the screen resolution used -- a 4K pixel transfer in either direction is too slow to not drop frames.