Glenn Maynard d6c14eac6f If a screen is already prepared, don't reload it in PrepareScreen. ...

Prepare backgrounds, too.
Disallow calling SetNewScreen from a screen ctor/Init; it complicates things.
When loading a new screen (through LoadDelayedScreen), load the
screen with PrepareScreen, to reduce code paths.

2005-07-03 06:13:30 +00:00

stepmania

If a screen is already prepared, don't reload it in PrepareScreen.

2005-07-03 06:13:30 +00:00

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