If the data refresh rate exceeds the display’s refresh rate (e.g., trying to push 120 updates per second on a 60Hz monitor), the render pipeline gets choked. The Viewerframe Mode must drop intermediate updates to ensure it only processes what can actually be displayed. Memory Leaks during Updates

Keeping your is all about establishing clear communication between your data layer and your rendering layer. By implementing explicit dirty flags, utilizing reactive observers, and properly managing your rendering cache, you can eliminate stale viewports and build a highly responsive, real-time creative workspace.

: The system marks the current visual frame as outdated (invalidated) and stops displaying it.

The Viewerframe Mode loop intercepts the dirty flag. Rather than reloading the entire application, it targets only the altered nodes or meshes.

If the refresh is not happening, verify that your network connection is stable. The update mechanism relies on consistent data packets. Conclusion

onUpdateComplete() : Clear the previous memory allocation and re-enable interactions. Troubleshooting Guide: Fixing Stuck Viewerframes