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Hi, I'd like to know if there is any way to tell a camera to only render when I want it to. I have a setup with two cameras, where one of them shows the entire scene from above and the other shows only a small segment of the scene. I'd like to be able to render the camera that shows the complete scene from above only when something changed (I decide when a [significant] change happend, not BJS) so I can have better performance on the second camera which only shows a small portion of the whole scene. My scene is rather big so that I have some serious performance problems when the complete scene is rendered on every frame. I'm aware that I could use two planes with dynamic textures rendered from the two cameras and set the refreshrate on the renderTargetTexture, but as it is now I have two cameras with different viewports set and would like to keep it this way (don't want to change too much code). I hope my question is clear and there is a way to accomplish this without using dynamic textures.

Hello, I've recently encountered a very strange behavior on a specific PC. I've been testing about 10 Phaser puzzle games, which use various tweens for visualization. I've played the games on quite a few desktop PCs, including a Mac, and more than 10 different mobile devices, Android and iOS. On only 1 of the PCs all games exhibit an aberrant behavior where tweens seem to be running slower than their duration states. I couldn't find anything in the Internet about what could cause this issue. Even a simple alpha tween with a certain duration, no delay and autostart is acting weird. Phaser 2.4.6 is used. The issue is experienced in Chrome, currently the latest version, but I've noticed this behavior in earlier versions in the past months. On Edge everything runs as intended. If anyone has any idea or solution, please share.