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Simulation for performance testing PIXI releases

Home Page: https://pixijs.io/bunny-mark/

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bunny-mark's Introduction

Bunny Mark

The purpose of this tool is to crudely sanity-check relative performance changes in PixiJS between release versions and branches. It is not designed to show off the performance capabilities of PixiJS and does not reflect typical, real-world rendering conditions. Different devices will have different performance thresholds.

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https://pixijs.io/bunny-mark/

Rebuilding From Source

Setup

Requires to build from source.

npm install

Build

Build the source code.

npm run build

Previewing

Open the deploy folder within a browser.

npm start

Local Previewing

If you want to test a local build, simply drop pixi.js into the deploy folder. This should be a dist build of pixi.js.

Then start running the Preview, if it's not running already:

npm start

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bunny-mark's Issues

So what is his name?

https://pixijs.github.io/bunny-mark/ , "Click to add more"

After the bunnymark is started at https://pixijs.github.io/bunny-mark/ ,
people might not know that they can click to add more bunnies,
so it would be great if there'd be some text eg "Click to add more".

Only bitmask transparency when "transparent" option enabled.

When selecting the "transparent" option, I would expect bunnymark to use alpha transparency for blending over the background. Instead seems to use bitmask transparency and looks like this:

Unlike the animated bunnys, the bunnys at the bottom have full alpha transparency.

Would it be possible to add an option for switching between alpha and bitmask transparency. I know almost nothing about WebGL, yet, but my project would required full alpha transparency for sprites, so this issue report doubles as a question if alpha transparency with sprites is possible at all.

Support Single Texture

See pixijs/pixijs#3738

This will provide a better comparison with v3 and v4.

Bunnymark caps at 200002 bunnies?

There was a link to http://www.goodboydigital.com/pixijs/bunnymark/ posted to /r/gamedev, and many users report bunnymark caps out at 200002 bunnies.

This seems such an arbitrary number, is this expected?

I tested on a i7 + GTX1080 in Firefox 50 on Windows 10.

powerPreference shouldn't be boolean

I was trying bunny-mark in Safari (Version 11.0.3 (13604.5.6)) on High Sierra 10.13.3 Beta.

I noticed a Type error. Turns out it's because the powerPreference is filled with a boolean value because of the checkbox in the input form. I think it should be a string 'default', 'high-performance' or 'low-power' based on the spec (https://www.khronos.org/registry/webgl/specs/latest/1.0/#5.2.1).

Not sure how to change the HTML form to make it more sensible, couldn't easily figure out where and how the form is parsed and passed to the initialization of the Pixi canvas.

Test doesn't start with new versions of Pixi.js

Attempting to run the test with all the default settings against the dev branch results in the test breaking with this error:

Uncaught TypeError: Right-hand side of 'instanceof' is not an object
    at BunnyMark.ready (index.js:228)
    at VersionChooser.stop (index.js:670)
    at VersionChooser.update (index.js:655)

It is checking if the renderer is an instance of PIXI.CanvasRenderer and my guess is that that is not bundled with what it is pulling due to the split between pixi.js and pixi.js-legacy.