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csvurt
commented on August 21, 2024
I think right now we don't resize the buffers individually. Internally if the canvas changes size we just rebuild the entire RenderTree from scratch, so that would be the easiest thing to do in your case too.
You'd have to be careful to avoid race conditions because the RenderInterface may not be updated with the new canvas size until the next frame is drawn after a resize. Best bet would be to store a flag like needsResize in both RenderTrees and then recreate A the next time you switch from B to A. B should be recreated automatically by XML3D so long as it was the active tree when the resize happened.
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