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PixiJS 8 for Casino Games
Answer the questions of building a casino or slot game frontend on PixiJS 8: the v8 API and its migration traps from v7, render loop and ticker discipline, texture memory management and GPU leaks, batching and draw-call budgets, reel and symbol architecture, Spine integration, mobile performance budgets, and the asset loading lifecycle — as production rules with numbers, not theory.
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- Where do GIFs, DOM overlays, and HTML textures live in Pixi 8? · Loading and asset lifecycle
- Automatic GC, destroy(), or Assets.unload() — which one actually frees GPU memory? · Texture and memory management
- How do I keep a Spine mascot from eating the frame budget on mobile? · Spine and animation
- What frame-time budget does a slot actually have on mid-range Android? · Mobile performance budgets
- How do I scale resolution adaptively when the frame rate sags? · Mobile performance budgets
- How many coins should a big-win shower spawn on a mid-tier phone? · Mobile performance budgets
- Do masks, filters, and render groups flush the batch in Pixi 8? · Batching and draw calls
- Why do draw-call budget answers range from 15 to 100 — which number is right? · Batching and draw calls
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