KanedaFr Posted October 3 Share Posted October 3 Hi, I read somewhere here that RMotion is directly loaded on GPU (or something similar, sorry if I didn't use the right words) Does it mean that it is more efficient to create movement, animation, etc... using a RMotion script than using raw code ? Right now, I code the logic on my gameloop while the animations are handled by RMotion. I could go a step forward using sprite.userData for ex to set the current state of the object and let RMotion handle the gfxData change, start position, etc.... I know not everything could be done with RMotion (mainly because rmotion scripts are stopped if an object is inactive) so I'll change my way to do only if the benefits are higher than the costs Thanks 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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