Jon Klein

Thank you - I can confirm this prevents the stutter. As you mentioned in the other issue, it might be good to not have this enabled by default.

FYI, with the above workarounds in place (remove Maven plugin and afterEvaluate block), Babylon is working correctly for me with React Native 0.68.

I consider the project to be somewhat beta right now, but will likely publish to Hex in the future.

If you remove the check for libenet in configure.ac, it will skip compilation of this: `AC_CHECK_LIB([enet], [enet_initialize])`

This looks useful, but can you include some build instructions? The README should be updated to reflect the changes as well.

Please put in a pull request for this and I’d be glad to merge it in!

Those errors are from running the (now obsolete) plugins, one of which requires an ancient version of QuickTime. I think that should probably just be removed from the makefile .

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It would be great to see this merged. It looks like the only outstanding issue is the documentation. @Stringsaeed are you able to make that change? If not, I can...

Looks like the issue is that fireworks explosions are continually added to the scene and never removed. A quick fix is in FireworksScene.swift, at the end of `func explosion(at point:...