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NGUI 3 Support / Using two different texture atlases in NGUI: should there be any problem?
« on: September 16, 2014, 12:47:09 PM »
Good day!
We used NGUI 2.7 before and had problems with two separate texture atlases: some of the images were drawn incorrectly (black squares or just blank spaces). We managed to put all sprites into one atlas and that solved the problem, back then.
Now we're using NGUI 3.5.7 and planning to have 2 texture atlases: one in 16-bit color for most of the sprites and another (32-bit) for the rest (that looks bad in 16-bit).
Should we expect any problems using this approach (like graphical glitches)? Or it'll be ok except for the increased number of draw calls?
Thank you for the answer!
We used NGUI 2.7 before and had problems with two separate texture atlases: some of the images were drawn incorrectly (black squares or just blank spaces). We managed to put all sprites into one atlas and that solved the problem, back then.
Now we're using NGUI 3.5.7 and planning to have 2 texture atlases: one in 16-bit color for most of the sprites and another (32-bit) for the rest (that looks bad in 16-bit).
Should we expect any problems using this approach (like graphical glitches)? Or it'll be ok except for the increased number of draw calls?
Thank you for the answer!