I have problems doing a small game which adds a lot of views in a ConstraintLayout
(I already tested with FrameLayout
, RelativeLayout
and LinearLayout
. First two with same result and Linear with very rare behaviour) and changes the size and position of the views.
Each game loop (33ms) some of the views are changing it's size and position, so I do this on the LayoutParams variable applied on the View on each loop with the new size.
params.width = realWidth;
params.height = realHeight;
and I do this for the position:
view.setX(realX);
view.setY(realY);
The problem is that the change is not reflected if I didn't call view.requestLayout()
and that is a huge problem because requestLayout()
is repaiting the parent layout and all its childrens, slowing down the game.
How can the size changes of a view be reflected without calling requestLayout? I read that you can achieve that with view.layout()
. So I changed my code with this:
view.layout((int)realX, (int)realY, (int)realX+realWidth, (int)realY+realHeight);
The problem is that it works without calling requestLayout() but the view has a very rare behaviour using layout(), and when I add more views, the views become some milliseconds invisible and appear on the left top corner, after that they appear in the correct position, but suddenly they become invisible again and again and again etc in a very rare behaviour loop.