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I find pygame-menu runs extremely slowly on older hardware due to the blur / fade / transition effects. How can I turn off all unnecessary updates and effects? I want the bare minimum, which is a direct update of the menu screen when an event occurs.
It seems that pygame menu always implements a fade out or transparency transition effect. Perhaps it does this by storing a list of previously rendered surfaces and blitting the old surfaces with transparency (alpha) to create a kind of "slow response" effect.
Unfortunately, this practice is unnecessary and extremely slow on hardware without transparency acceleration.
How can I disable this? It wasn't clear from searching the code.
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Runs extremely slowly on older hardware. How to disable transition effects?
Runs extremely slowly on older hardware. How to disable transition / fade effects?
Jun 29, 2024
I find pygame-menu runs extremely slowly on older hardware due to the blur / fade / transition effects. How can I turn off all unnecessary updates and effects? I want the bare minimum, which is a direct update of the menu screen when an event occurs.
It seems that pygame menu always implements a fade out or transparency transition effect. Perhaps it does this by storing a list of previously rendered surfaces and blitting the old surfaces with transparency (alpha) to create a kind of "slow response" effect.
Unfortunately, this practice is unnecessary and extremely slow on hardware without transparency acceleration.
How can I disable this? It wasn't clear from searching the code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: