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Expand Up @@ -268,9 +268,7 @@ this on your game’s target platform.) `transparent` makes the canvas
background transparent. `resolution` makes it easier to work with
displays of varying resolutions and pixel densities. Setting
the resolutions is a little
outside the scope of this tutorial, but check out [Mat Grove's
explanation](http://www.goodboydigital.com/pixi-js-v2-fastest-2d-webgl-renderer/)
about how to use `resolution` for all the details. But usually, just keep `resolution`
outside the scope of this tutorial, but usually just keep `resolution`
at 1 for most projects and you'll be fine.

Pixi's `renderer` object will default to WebGL, which is good, because WebGL is
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