One of the improvements in Internet Explorer 8 is the usage of bicubic interpolation—a scaling algorithm that is an improvement of that used in Internet Explorer 7—to scale images on a Web page. Bicubic interpolation is used whenever an image is sized to a width and height that are not e...
The main intention behind it has been to port some bigger maps (as opposed to most of the smaller maps on the first pack), trying to move over different kinds of gameplay (including vehicular maps, about which we will talk in a bit) and acting as a middle ground between the (simpler)...
this lack of concurrency is often a bigger issue than speed of executing Python code, since most of the processor cycles are spent in optimized CPU or GPU kernels. The GIL introduces a global bottleneck that can prevent other threads from making progress if they call any Python code. There a...
This gap generally doesn’t cause any problem, but a little gap around the image in our case will offset the arc’s position. So we set the img element as block element. Next, let’s make the dp-arc-inner div look like an arc: ...
Then I set the distance the shadow extends from the left side (-25px means it will extend 25px from the RIGHT side), the distance from the top (again, negative puts it on the bottom), and the amount of blur to add to the shadow (zero means a sharp line, bigger numbers mean more...
When the long text or any field is dragged down to making it bigger in datagrid, the DG breaks.LL Luke Lokesh created 2 years ago Hello DevExpress, We are facing an issue in our application related to Datagrid. The details related to the issue ...
Then, when controlling the sizes of the children, it will not make them any bigger than their preferred sizes. However, if the Layout Group has the Child Force Expand option enabled, it will always make the flexible sizes of all the children be at least 1.More information...
“Fail Fast” pattern. This is an application or workload that is new and may require a high level of resources. Or not. Only time will tell. No point in buying a lot of server capacity only to have it sit around idle if the expected demand does not materialize. An example might be...
To use an atlas by its key it must be loaded like the rest of the assets. Let’s go to the Loading scene and load our atlas and its JSON file. src/scenes/loading/index.tspreload(): void { this.load.baseURL = 'assets/'; // Our king texture this.load.image('king', 'sprites/...
Application({ width: 256, height: 256, antialias: true, transparent: false, resolution: 1 } ); //Add the canvas that Pixi automatically created for you to the HTML document document.body.appendChild(app.view); //load an image and run the `setup` function when it's done PIXI.loader ....