Imagine a web browser or a native desktop framework where every DOM node or SwiftUI view is an Oberon Object. When the user scrolls, only the objects entering the tile boundary are re-binned. This allows for 120 fps scrolling with complex shadows and gradients—something traditional retained-mode UI struggles with.
: Use the .SizeWidth and .SizeHeight properties of the Shape object in VBA to compare dimensions against the remaining Page.SizeWidth . 📋 Other Feature Ideas Oberon Object Tiler
: Often used by textile designers and illustrators to create seamless repeating patterns (seamless tiles). Imagine a web browser or a native desktop
The shines in "bullet hell" games or RTS games where thousands of small sprites overlap. Instead of the CPU sorting 10,000 units every frame, the GPU tiler handles it in parallel. : Use the
(* Display the tiler *) tiler.Display(); END TilerExample.
Given adjacent viewers Vleft and Vright sharing a full vertical edge: