Indicates whether to render the MPR frames using the server-side or client side.
Object.defineProperty(MPRCell.prototype, 'serverSideRendering',
get: function(),
set: function(value)
)
serverSideRendering: boolean;
true to use server-side rendering; otherwise, false to use client side rendering.
server-side rendering does not require downloading all the images to the client side. If you have a lot of frames, server-side rendering is the ideal way to go.
Client side rendering requires all the images to be downloaded to the client side first. However, after downloading all the images, moving through different mpr frames is a smoother operation.
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When there are not many frames, use the client side rendering for better operation results.
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