On 17/08/2009, at 8:48 AM, freevryheid wrote:
> Thanks for the response. What then is the need for on_draw since the
> pyglet.clock.schedule(update) calls update instead, right? So I can
> put all my *.draw() calls in update. I'm just trying to make sense of
> the pyglet.app event loop.
on_draw will be invoked when you need to render the window contents -
when the window contents are made dirty by some action external to
your program (window min/max/resize/obscure). If your scene is not
animated then on_draw is the way to go.
Richard
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