Thijs Koerselman

I'm using an array of js instantiated jit.gl.textures @rectangle 0. The

default wrapping mode for power-of-two textures is "repeat". When I change

the wrap attribute of all textures (i.e. mirroredrepeat or clampedge), most

of them are changed accordingly but some others stick to "repeat". I can try

to set this attribute over and over, but the ones that stick always stick. I

guess somethings gone wrong at construction time.(?)

post("tex_container set wrap for "+k+"n");

from checking the max window nObj is correct, and all textures should be

changed. I also know that the hObjects[] array is correct because I use

these handles to reference the textures for other functions that work

This is the function I use to create and setup the jit.gl.textures. Even if

I set it default to "mirroredrepeat" at the setup, the problem remains. All

other attibutes like name and file work correctly.

hObjects[k] = new JitterObject("jit.gl.texture", context);

I'm using an array of js instantiated jit.gl.textures @rectangle 0. The
default wrapping mode for power-of-two textures is "repeat". When I change
the wrap attribute of all textures (i.e. mirroredrepeat or clampedge), most
of them are changed accordingly but some others stick to "repeat". I can try
to set this attribute over and over, but the ones that stick always stick. I
guess somethings gone wrong at construction time.(?)

function wrap(s)
{
    var tmp = s;
    for(var k=0; k
    {
        hObjects[k].wrap = tmp;
        post("tex_container set wrap for "+k+"n");
    }
}

from checking the max window nObj is correct, and all textures should be
changed. I also know that the hObjects[] array is correct because I use
these handles to reference the textures for other functions that work
without problems.

This is the function I use to create and setup the jit.gl.textures. Even if
I set it default to "mirroredrepeat" at the setup, the problem remains. All
other attibutes like name and file work correctly.

function setup()
{
    for(var k=0; k
    {
        hObjects[k] = new JitterObject("jit.gl.texture", context);
        hObjects[k].name = id+"."+k;
        hObjects[k].automatic = 0;
        hObjects[k].rectangle = 0;
        hObjects[k].wrap = "mirroredrepeat";
        hObjects[k].file = texPath+textlines[k];
    }

jit-gl-texture-wrap-bug

I'm seeing correct behavior in my tests with the latest devlopment 

build, as testing with jit.gl.texture.help + jit.gl.gridshape 

@tex_map 1. Can you verify this on your machine + also perhaps 

provide a more complete, but simple example to illustrate?

I'm seeing correct behavior in my tests with the latest devlopment  
build, as testing with jit.gl.texture.help + jit.gl.gridshape  
@tex_map 1. Can you verify this on your machine + also perhaps  
provide a more complete, but simple example to illustrate?

The helpfile works correct on my machine too. It only occurs with multiple

instances of jit.gl.texture. I also checked if there is some kind of logical

pattern to it, but it appears to be totally random. I'll try to provide a

The helpfile works correct on my machine too. It only occurs with multiple
instances of jit.gl.texture. I also checked if there is some kind of logical
pattern to it, but it appears to be totally random. I'll try to provide a
simple test patch in the following days.

jit.gl.texture @wrap bug?