The program screen flickers (shakes) when resizing.

[rustbasic]

The program screen flickers (shakes) when resizing.

OS: Windows 10
egui Version : ALL, master

[jk-gan]

Hi @rustbasic , I saw you created a PR to fix this, may I know what is the status of this? I still getting this in empty eframe_template project. This is the latest 0.28 version.

Screen.Recording.2024-07-04.at.7.54.45.PM.2.mov

[rustbasic]

Hi @rustbasic , I saw you created a PR to fix this, may I know what is the status of this? I still getting this in empty eframe_template project. This is the latest 0.28 version.

The Pull Request I created was not accepted. Next time,
I will rewrite the Pull Request that only addresses this part.

[jk-gan]

Got it.

[jk-gan]

Btw, I notice the screen no longer flicker when using wgpu 🤔

[rustbasic]

When using wgpu, it flickers.
When using glow, it doesn't flickers.

After checking, wgpu itself enlarges/reduces the contents when resizing, so you need to provide a function in wgpu to make it not flickers.
Currently, it seems that wgpu doesn't have a function to not enlarge/reduce the contents when resizing the window.

[d3bgger]

Seeing that this issue was closed gfx-rs/wgpu#6158 and not being addressed from wgpu side, is there any update to this from egui side?

[rustbasic]

Seeing that this issue was closed gfx-rs/wgpu#6158 and not being addressed from wgpu side, is there any update to this from egui side?

I briefly checked if this issue could be easily resolved, but it seems like it's not a simple one.
I mainly use glow, so I don't have time to fix the wgpu issue.
It seems like no one has a plan to solve this yet.

Using glow in egui works without any problems.

[rustbasic]

I mainly use glow, so I don't have time to fix the wgpu issue.

It would be great if someone could fix this. I'm going to close it for now.

[d3bgger]

Thanks for the update. But why close it and not keep it open until fixed? Maybe someone wants to pick it up (maybe I can try when I am more familiar).

[rustbasic]

Thanks for the update. But why close it and not keep it open until fixed? Maybe someone wants to pick it up (maybe I can try when I am more familiar).

This has been open for a long time.
I closed it because if I leave it open, you might think I'm working on solving it.
It's okay if you open it again with the same issue.