Game firstFrameReady method
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firstFrameReady(): void;
Announces that the first frame is ready to be shown.
Requirements
- Your game must call this method when the first frame of your game
is ready to be rendered on screen. This could be a splash screen, loading
screen, or the game content itself.
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Last updated 2024-09-03 UTC.
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