Regression Bug in 0.9.20? 3d actions slow and jerky

Thanks a lot for the great enhancements in the latest PANORAMIC release 0.9.20, .

But it introduced an obvious problem concerning the internal event handling - or do I miss something?
Maybe this cannot be seen on on very fast PCs, but on my aged PCs I get slow and jerky actions at least in 3D now.
You can reproduce this e.g. by running the example "DANCING BALLS".

btw: As soon as the application gets the "STOP"-Event (click "Stop" in the menu or "X" in the application) everything is smooth again.

This behaviour does not occur in earlier versions including 0.9.20i2.

update for 0.9.22:

This problem is still valid and easily reproduceable using the built-in demos on *every* PC/OS I tried.
As said, it did *not* occur in 0.9.19 and 0.9.20 pre-releases.

It's a pitty but it seems PANORAMIC language support is barely found in the English forum so this is likely to be my last attempt to get any answer at all, :-(.

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This behaviour does not occur in earlier versions including 0.9.20i2.

I check why the behaviour has changed and I give news.

I'm sorry, but I cannot reproduce the problem you described.
I checked "dancing_balls" with several versions of PANORAMIC, and I don't see any differences.

Jack wrote:

I'm sorry, but I cannot reproduce the problem you described.
I checked "dancing_balls" with several versions of PANORAMIC, and I don't see any differences.

That's a pitty.
I can reproduce this phenomenon on *every* PC I tried up to now. However, these were pretty old machines - maybe thats the reason!? (The newest one is a P4/Win XP SP3, the oldest a P2/Win NT, and there are also some Win 2K laptops.)

So it might have something to do with the OS, the DX version, the video driver, the compiler version or libraries you used or something else concerning the environment.

The only thing I know is, that something must have changed just before the release of 0.9.20.

But if I'm the only one to have this problem there is little left to do.

Jack wrote:

I'm sorry, but I cannot reproduce the problem you described.
I checked "dancing_balls" with several versions of PANORAMIC, and I don't see any differences.

Just for update: just tested the latest PANORAMIC version again. This time on a brand new Windows 7 64-bit system:

Exactly the same issue as described above .
So I might have found the very first user specific bug in history .