Rendering screens from byte arrays
If I have a very busy screen and somehow will find a way of creating that screen on the server will I be able to render that screen from a byte array (or something else) being sent from the server?
Thanks
No, I need a fully functional screen but somehow preprocessed thus FP won't need to do all the work but just paint it to the Stage. Probably a crazy idea.
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