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Fix broken Markdown headings
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bryant1410 committed Apr 17, 2017
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##EASELJS DYNAMIC RENDERERS:
## EASELJS DYNAMIC RENDERERS:

This is an experiment that aims to provide runtime pluggable renderers for a subset EaselJS content. They allow you to create your content for EaselJS, then render it to a variety of surfaces (ex. Canvas, WebGL, HTML DOM) dynamically at runtime. It is really only intended as a proof of concept, and as a starting point for more complete renderers.

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Currently, these renderers have only been developed for and tested in Webkit browsers, as proofs of concept. There is a lot of room for improvement and optimization. For example, it should be possible to extend these renderers to support Text directly, as well as providing mouse & possibly touch interaction for all surfaces. Most renderers (WebGL in particular) would also benefit from sprite sheet generation to reduce texture count, most likely via SpriteSheetBuilder.

##Supported surfaces:
## Supported surfaces:

**Null renderer:**
* RendererNullMtx - no rendering. Useful for isolating calculation vs display costs.
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