react-pixi | Create/control a Pixi.js canvas using React | Canvas library
kandi X-RAY | react-pixi Summary
kandi X-RAY | react-pixi Summary
This library works with React 15. If you are using React 16, look at [react-pixi-fiber] or a different library also called [react-pixi] Create/control a [Pixi.js] canvas using [React] To control a 3D scene with React, see [react-three] ![Applying blur with a PIXI filter] docs/blurexample.png).
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- Create a ReactComponent instance .
- Start rendering of nullix .
- Sets the value of a Pixi property to the given value .
- Add a random sprite
- Parse a point
- Instantiate point props
- Display the interactive popup
- Show preview button
- Display preview preview
- Start render function
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QUESTION
State changes affect other React-Pixi Stage props, such as height or width. But, when I attempt to change the Stack options.backgroundColor, the backgroundColor does not change on state change.
Here's my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-22 at 18:24I got an answer in the github issues: github.com/inlet/react-pixi/issues/325#issuecomment-1047944615
QUESTION
I keep getting this error when using the Next-Urql and React-Pixi. I understand that this is because React-Pixi requires WEB APIs.
Server Error
ReferenceError: self is not defined This error happened while generating the page. Any console logs will be displayed in the terminal window.
This is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 01:36I guess you're using Next.js by saying that self
it not available on server side globalThis MDN
You could found a related issue on react pixi repo. Supposedly, you can try import no SSR Next.js.
QUESTION
Learning TypeScript and I'm wondering if there's an easy in-line way to signify the type inside an object constant when TypeScript doesn't infer the property type correctly?
Error Message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-20 at 05:13Hey by taking a look at the docs you need to pass a TextStyle instance like this:
QUESTION
We are all familiar with the default reconciler that comes with React - ReactDOM.
We also have custom React reconcilers that can be used to interface with "hosts" that aren't the DOM environment, such as mobile devices (famously React Native), VR devices, the terminal (like ink), and so on.
However, there are some custom reconcilers that operate within (or instead of) ReactDOM while in a browser host.
Core question
What is the purpose of custom reconcilers that operate within the browser host?
Examples
Some notable examples of custom reconcilers that operate within the browser host are:
The following snippet from react-three-fiber
threejs elements are declared in React and under the hood it will "map" to particular canvas operations:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-25 at 17:28There are some interesting advantages when it comes to using a custom reconciler in React. As you see in the README.md file of react-pixi-fiber, it's totally possible to use ReactDOM to render the pixi elements instead of using the custom render from react-pixi-fiber.
Why create a custom renderer/reconciler then?
In this specific case the reason is that ReactDOM doesn't really deal with canvas elements. As you said though, that could have been achieved by a combination of custom hooks/components. If you read the why section of react-three-fiber you will see that by using their custom reconciler you can achieve two things, compared to custom components:
- Everything from threejs will work here, because the support is built into the reconciler.
- The performance is the same as when using threejs directly, because the reconciler has more control over what is rendered and when.
You can take a look here where there's an in depth explanation of the difference between render and reconcile and how the reconciler has fine grained access to: components lifecycles, decides the diffing and how elements are added/removed from the view (be in DOM, canvas, iOS etc).
QUESTION
I'm trying to use a displacementFilter from PixiJs in a React app, this is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-05 at 16:43Fixed in issue #218
QUESTION
I have the following script:
app.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-06 at 10:10I think because you are using document.body
on your ReactDOM.render
, you accidentally delete the app.js
script.
Try to use a div as your mount point to see if that resolves your issue.
e.g.
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