Try scale, not pixelSize.
http://blog.qt.digia.com/blog/2011/07/15/text-rendering-in-the-qml-scene-graph/
"scalable, sub-pixel positioned and sub-pixel antialiased… and at almost no
cost."
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From: Thomas Senyk <thomas.se...@pelagicore.com>
To: interest@qt-project.org
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2013 10:59 AM
Subject: [Interest] animation on font.pixelSize
Hi,
as with Quick2.0 we got the very nice DistanceField-font-rendering.
So in theory animations on Text{ font.pixelSize } should be fairly cheap,
right?
With the following code snipped I got performance problems never the less:
import QtQuick 2.0
Text {
id: text
width: 500
height: 100
text: "Test font.pixelSize animation"
NumberAnimation {
running: true
loops: Animation.Infinite
duration: 2000
target: text
property: "font.pixelSize"
from: 10
to: 90
}
}
The strange thing is, on my desktop he has 100% cpu load for the first 2-4
loops.
... I wild guess: It looks like it needs to render the font-glyphs for each(?)
size and after a few cycles it got all of them rendered and cached...?
(it can't render all of them in the first loop as he jumps due to bad
performance)
On embedded (raspberry pi) I get <20% load all the time.
On desktop I got:
- intel xeon 3ghz
- nvidia 8600gts
- Qt5 checkout from this week, branch: stable
- xcb as platform backend (using freetype and fontconfig)
On the raspberry I got:
- BCM 2835 (slow ARM11 cpu, fast VideoCore IV GPU)
- eglfs as platform backend
- no fontconfig -> QBasicFontDatabase
(If it helps I can do a fontconfig build)
Is this know? Can anyone verify?
And possible explanation? .. maybe my Qt5 build on desktop is flawed?
(If this belongs to developm...@qt-project.org, feel free to move)
Greets
Thomas
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