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import React from "react"; import { useSelector } from "react-redux"; import { imgUploadSelector } from "../redux/imageuploadSlice"; import { Stage, Sprite, withFilters, Container } from "@pixi/react"; import * as PIXI from "pixi.js"; const Pallet = () => { const { uploadedImage } = useSelector(imgUploadSelector); const Filters = withFilters(Container, { blur: PIXI.BlurFilter, matrix: PIXI.ColorMatrixFilter, }); return ( <div className="flex justify-center"> <Stage height={uploadedImage.height} width={uploadedImage.width}> <Filters blur={{ blur: 0 }} matrix={{ enabled: true }} apply={({ matrix }) => { matrix.contrast(2); matrix.brightness(2); }} > <Sprite image={uploadedImage.image} /> </Filters> </Stage> </div> ); }; export default Pallet; I want help why in this only last property brightness is only showing in my screen not contrast. I have tried using Adjustment filter but it has been deprecated. I tried to get answer in stack overflow but not got any answer. Any help in this topic or matter is appreciated. Please contact to me via mail [email protected]. Thankyou

So I started a project in es5 javascript and put everything in one huge game file. This quickly became hard to manage so I decided to use ES6 Javascript and break things out into their own classes. However, I then realized that there are times when these different classes need to display and modify the same data. In a part project I've used Redux with react which was pretty awesome, and I've used shivering very similar in angular 2 (Ngrx library). In another post about React it seems like people are saying the virtual DOM, JSX, and all that is pretty much useless with the way that phaser renders in canvas and doesn't really use any HTML. However, I just stumbled across this really cool jsfiddle that uses the redux library, straight up, as a way to manage state with redux alone: https://jsfiddle.net/archierocks183/zygz2ksm/17/ What do you guys think about this? Do you think it's a good way to go? Does anyone have any projects where you've gone down his route (or something similar)? How did it go? Just trying to get ideas and figure out how to manage state in my growing app. Thanks!

Hello guys, I just completed a little demo: a very small VR scene editor. I'll be very happy if you wanna try and give me back some feedback. Don't forget also to get a look into the code https://github.com/kenta88/react-imago3d Thanks

I've been working on a BabylonJS game for fun and wanted to try out integrating with React and Redux for maintaining game state and showing a UI outside of the canvas. I took as a starting point the Quarto game from Temechon (with permission). I changed the game a bit mostly so that there was enough state from my Redux reducer to do the full UI in React, so remove all direct DOM manipulation and moved logic around for that (some using 'redux-saga'). There is an npm which contains the React <Scene .../> component and a redux middleware for intercepting actions. In the demo, you can see when you mouse off the canvas that the lighting is dimmed - this is not part of the component, but a prop called from the event added in Quarto. There is built-in support for showing the debug-layer via a React component <Button onClick={this.toggleDebug}>...</Button>. The full demo can be viewed here (click on Quarto link). Note that the game is loaded as a fractal and only downloaded when you click the link - good for Single Page Applications with multiple components. https://brianzinn.github.io/react-redux-babylonjs-starter-kit/ Original demo (includes a tutorial to explain the game): http://www.pixelcodr.com/games/quarto/index.html The source code for the NPM component is: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-babylonjs https://github.com/brianzinn/react-babylonJS/ Full source-code of the demo is in a starter kit I created (forked from davezuko) that uses react-babylonjs with hot reloading and ES6 support (via babel) and to have your babylonJS project running without needing apache or IIS. So, this is a quick way to get started. There are issues for sure, but my workflow is going well and that is my main goal - speed of development. Make a change see it right away. https://github.com/brianzinn/react-redux-babylonjs-starter-kit Things I would like to add are support for more events, add tutorial in Quarto, figure out why multiple events fire sometimes, WebGL crash issues, etc - so not a v1 component, but worthwhile to share I think. If you are looking for deploying across mobile platforms then you may want to look at other GUI options, but especially for rapid prototyping or targeting desktop browsers this was really fast for me, especially with HMR.