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Where text elements are rendered even when their parent container has an alpha value of 0. This slow down the main stage rendering.
Expected Behavior: When the parent container's alpha value is set to 0, all of its child elements, including text, should not be rendered.
Actual Behavior: Despite setting the alpha value of the parent container to 0, text elements within it are still rendered.
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Do you have an example:
https://playground.solidjs.com/anonymous/554e0cbd-d435-4118-80e0-10e0e1898450
For me alpha 0 on a parent is hiding the text as well. LMK how to reproduce - Make sure you're updated to latest renderer + solid release
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Take a look to the console -> pageDrawTime
the text triggers a pageDraw even if alpha is 0. This does't happen if you replace the text with a View image
Ah ok - so the text isn't visible then? But it's still taking render cycles?
I've tested the SDF renderer and this isn't happening - I think only the canvas renderer has this issue
I confirm, only canvas renderer has this issue
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Where text elements are rendered even when their parent container has an alpha value of 0. This slow down the main stage rendering.
Expected Behavior:
When the parent container's alpha value is set to 0, all of its child elements, including text, should not be rendered.
Actual Behavior:
Despite setting the alpha value of the parent container to 0, text elements within it are still rendered.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: