I don’t know what is causing this problem but when I build an animation project for android the frames of the animation are like slow motion when I run the application in the phone. I built the same project in Windows and the frames are perfect. The device I’m using is Samsung Galaxy S5 and I guess it shouldn’t be a hardware problem because the phone is very fast with every other application that I have installed.
What’s the reason that is causing this ? Is it a Juce problem with android or something else ?
The software renderer is super slow on Android and using OpenGL gives a big performance increase. iOS has Core Graphics that I believe the software renderer uses on those platforms so there is often no advantage to use OpenGL there.
I’m hoping this will solve my problem too on Android, but so far no.
I have an animation rendered using component refreshes. When I add: openGLContext.attachTo(*this);
I now see two versions of the animation running, and the background of the component appears rendered opaque. Furthermore, there is flickering of the animation. BUT it is much smoother
Is there something that is needed to setup the OpenGLContext object which I may be missing? Is there any problem having more than one of these objects present in an app, or should i pass around one object - does it make a difference?
