PIXI - many filters cause fps drop

[Kristiyan]

Hello everyone!

I found that using filters to multiple sprites is causing frame drop(in my case 25  filters). After the frame is dropped, if i remove filters via console , the frame is again 59.9-60.0 . I will append image to show you what i mean.The way i append filter to sprite is in this way :

 

var spritesLen = 25;
for(var i=0;i<spritesLen;i++){
    someSprite[i].filters = [myFilter]
}

 

I hope there is a fix to this issue :) Thanks.

[jonforum]

can you try 
someSprite._filters = [myFilter]

 on my side i can hold over 150 filter , with i7.920 gtx 1070
what your machine ? and what filter you use ?

[Kristiyan]

1 minute ago, jonforum said:

can you try 
someSprite._filters = [myFilter]

 

tried sir, does not work, same fps drop!

[Kristiyan]

Any other ideas ? 

[Exca]

Depending on filters and the area they are applied to it they can be really expensive. What kind of filter you have?

[Kristiyan]

Just now, Exca said:

Depending on filters and the area they are applied to it they can be really expensive. What kind of filter you have?

 new PIXI.filters.GlowFilter(15,6,6,0xffe400,0.1);

glow filter.

[jonforum]

yes glow filters are very bad 
huge cpu computing

You can maybe try to create a new cache textures with your [sprites+filters], it a solution if you not need to anime the grow filters.
~~ 18% cpu on the pixi filter demo

[ivan.popelyshev]

Pre-render glow in photoshop, add sprites instead of filters.

[Kristiyan]

Thanks all for your replies!