Shukant Pal

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You will need to use an image CDN like [Imgix](https://www.imgix.com) that automatically generates different resolutions of an image based on the URL being used; a client-side application like PixiJS cannot...

If the goal is to reduce the resolution of the texture, as uploaded to the GPU, then I see the point. It would seem wasteful to fetch the image at...

This does seem to be a bug @GoodBoyDigital

I think the right solution here is for PixiJS to clear all of its internal state and wait for the `webglcontextrestored` event? wdyt @bigtimebuddy

@bigtimebuddy @Altimor has asked for the bounty to be raised to $500 on behalf of @teamflowhq − how can we pay for this bounty?

Thanks @bigtimebuddy. Please see contribution #571998 in the OpenCollective for a bounty of $250!

@bigtimebuddy @eXponenta Should this be closed given the PR?

# It's not a bug, explanation I've done some investigating and this is not a bug. In your code, you have the following scene graph structure: ``` Stage | Container...

@bigtimebuddy I'm open to putting in any documentation changes needed to make this more obvious.