@pixi/settings
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Package description
@pixi/settings is a configuration utility for the PixiJS library, which is a popular 2D rendering engine for creating interactive graphics and animations in web applications. This package allows developers to customize and manage various settings related to rendering, performance, and other aspects of the PixiJS engine.
Setting Resolution
This feature allows you to set the resolution of the renderer. Higher resolutions can provide better visual quality but may impact performance.
const { settings } = require('@pixi/settings');
settings.RESOLUTION = 2;Setting Background Color
This feature allows you to set the background color of the renderer. The color is specified in hexadecimal format.
const { settings } = require('@pixi/settings');
settings.BACKGROUND_COLOR = 0x1099bb;Setting Max Texture Size
This feature allows you to set the maximum texture size that the renderer can handle. This is useful for optimizing performance and ensuring compatibility with different devices.
const { settings } = require('@pixi/settings');
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Readme
npm install @pixi/settings
import { settings } from '@pixi/settings';
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