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EffectMode (High-Performance Mode) Usage Guide.

EffectMode

Starting from SDK V3.9.0, when creating an SDK, you must specify EffectMode, which has two values: EffectMode_Normal and EffectMode_Pro.
EffectMode_Normal is equivalent to the "High Performance Mode" of the older SDK version.
EffectMode_Pro is equivalent to the default mode of the old SDK version.
The differences between the two are as follows:


High performance mode

"High performance mode" was a concept before SDK V3.9.0. At that time, the SDK had two modes: high performance mode and default mode.
From V3.9.0 onwards, high performance mode became EffectMode_Normal and default mode became EffectMode_Pro.
For the differences between high performance mode and default mode, please refer to the differences between EffectMode_Normal and EffectMode_Pro mentioned above.

How to set EffectMode in V3.9.0 and later versions

Android
iOS
Flutter
uniapp
Method 1
If you are directly using the XmagicApi object, then please specify EffectMode when creating the XmagicApi object in the constructor method:
public XmagicApi(Context context, EffectMode effectMode, String resDir)

public XmagicApi(Context context, EffectMode effectMode, String resDir, OnXmagicPropertyErrorListener xmagicPropertyErrorListener)
Method 2
If you are using the TEBeautyKit object, you can call the following method to enable high performance mode.
public TEBeautyKit(Context context, EffectMode effectMode)

public static void create(@NonNull Context context, EffectMode effectMode, @NonNull OnInitListener initListener)
The EffectMode is defined as follows:
public enum EffectMode{
    NORMAL(0),
    PRO(1);
    
    private final int value;
    
    EffectMode(int value) {
        this.value = value;
    }
    
    public int getValue() {
        return value;
    }
}
Method 1
If you are directly using the XMagic object, then you need to specify EffectMode when initializing XMagic, as shown in the following code:
NSDictionary *assetsDict = @{@"core_name":@"LightCore.bundle",
                             @"root_path":[[NSBundle mainBundle] bundlePath],
                             @"effect_mode":@(effectMode)
};
self.xmagic = [[XMagic alloc] initWithRenderSize:CGSizeMake(720, 1280) assetsDict:assetsDict];
Method 2
If you are using the TEBeautyKit object, please pass in the EffectMode parameter when calling the createXMagic method.
+ (void)createXMagic:(EffectMode)effectMode onInitListener:(OnInitListener _Nullable )onInitListener;
The EffectMode is defined as follows:
typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, EffectMode) {
    EFFECT_MODE_NORMAL = 0,
    EFFECT_MODE_PRO = 1,
};
You can enable it by calling the TencentEffectApi method setDowngradePerformance.
Note:
This method needs to be called before activating beauty features, i.e., before the enableCustomVideoProcess method in TRTC or Live.
You can enable it by calling the XmagicApi method setDowngradePerformance.
Note:
This method needs to be called before activating beauty features, i.e., before the enableCustomVideoProcess method.

How to enable high performance mode before V3.9.0

Android
iOS
Flutter
uniapp
Method 1
If you are directly using the XmagicApi object, then please call the following interface immediately after creating the XmagicApi object to enable high-performance mode:
For SDK 3.7.0 and later: Call the enableHighPerformance method.
For SDK before 3.7.0: Call the setDowngradePerformance method.
Method 2
If you are using the TEBeautyKit object, you can call the following method to enable high performance mode.
  /**
 * @param context                 ApplicationContext
 * @param isEnableHighPerformance Does it enable high-performance pattern?
 */
public TEBeautyKit(Context context, boolean isEnableHighPerformance) 
  
  /**
 *
 * Asynchronously create a TEBeautyKit object
 * @param context Android application context
 * @param isEnableHighPerformance Whether to enable enhanced mode
 * @param initListener Initialization callback interface
 */
public static void create(@NonNull Context context, boolean isEnableHighPerformance, @NonNull OnInitListener initListener)
Method 1
If you are directly using the XMagic object, you can enable it during the initialization of XMagic:
For SDK 3.7.0 and later: please set enableHighPerformance to YES in the assetsDict dictionary.
For SDK prior to 3.7.0: please set setDowngradePerformance to YES in the assetsDict dictionary.
NSDictionary *assetsDict = @{
@"core_name":@"LightCore.bundle",
@"root_path":[NSBundle mainBundle] bundlePath],
@"setDowngradePerformance":@(YES)//YES: Enables high-performance mode; NO: Does not enable high-performance mode. By default, high-performance mode is not enabled.
};
self.xmagic = [[XMagic alloc] initWithRenderSize:CGSizeMake(720, 1280) assetsDict:assetsDict];

Method 2
If you are using the TEBeautyKit object, you can call the following method to enable high performance mode.
 /**
 *
 * Create a TEBeautyKit object
 * @param isEnableHighPerformance Whether to enable high-performance mode. YES: Enable high-performance mode; NO: Do not enable high-performance mode
 * @param initListener Initialization callback interface
 */  
+ (void)create:(BOOL)isEnableHighPerformance onInitListener:(OnInitListener _Nullable )onInitListener;

You can enable it by calling the TencentEffectApi method setDowngradePerformance.
Note:
This method needs to be called before activating beauty features, i.e., before the enableCustomVideoProcess method in TRTC or Live.
You can enable it by calling the XmagicApi method setDowngradePerformance.
Note:
This method needs to be called before activating beauty features, i.e., before the enableCustomVideoProcess method.