This has been bugging me for weeks, and I'm not sure where to go with it:
I'm using a 2D text object to draw onto the view, and everything looks
pretty good -- so long as I just display the text and leave it alone. I
can move around, change my view, etc., and everything looks great.
The problem is: if I replace the text -- for example, if the text
contains "time remaining: 15.07 sec" and I update every frame -- the
text "jitters" in the direction of the view's movement.
My basic logic for updating the text is:
scene.addChild (newTextBG);
if (oldTextBG != null)
{
oldTextBG.detach();
}
oldTextBG = newTextBG;
When I do this, every time the text updates, if I'm turning to the
right, the text is off-to-the-left for 1 frame; if I turn to the left,
it's off-to-the-right. Etc., if I'm moving fwd or backwards.
Again, I can move all around and everything's fine if I just leave the
same text up there, not replacing it.
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Any hints?
Thanks!
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