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<blockquote data-quote="morpheus_xx" data-source="post: 1107876" data-attributes="member: 48495">I'd say close to zero impact. It involves only some matrix multiplications and the alternative measuring call using DirectWrite. For LTR you won't notice changes at all.I worked on the mirroring layout and got a good step further. Text is now &quot;mirrored back&quot; to normal and will be shifted to opposite half of screen. There are still some minor things to solve, but in principle this should work well:[ATTACH=full]157076[/ATTACH]Now it gets a bit more complicated if you look at Titanium screenshots:[ATTACH=full]157073[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]157077[/ATTACH][ATTACH]157074[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]157075[/ATTACH]While it looks good first, you'll notice that also graphics are mirrored! This is bad obviously, but may we can treat them like label and don't mirror them at all. I'll have to check how it could work, maybe we need to implement the logic the opposite way around.Btw, currently this effect would also be visible for video frames (as they are in principle textures as well).Can someone who is able to read Hebrew confirm that the screen content is correctly? No mirrored texts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="morpheus_xx, post: 1107876, member: 48495"] I'd say close to zero impact. It involves only some matrix multiplications and the alternative measuring call using DirectWrite. For LTR you won't notice changes at all. I worked on the mirroring layout and got a good step further. Text is now "mirrored back" to normal and will be shifted to opposite half of screen. There are still some minor things to solve, but in principle this should work well: [ATTACH=full]157076[/ATTACH] Now it gets a bit more complicated if you look at Titanium screenshots: [ATTACH=full]157073[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]157077[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]157074[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]157075[/ATTACH] While it looks good first, you'll notice that also graphics are mirrored! This is bad obviously, but may we can treat them like label and don't mirror them at all. I'll have to check how it could work, maybe we need to implement the logic the opposite way around. Btw, currently this effect would also be visible for video frames (as they are in principle textures as well). Can someone who is able to read Hebrew confirm that the screen content is correctly? No mirrored texts? [/QUOTE]

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