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jit.op doens't work as it is supposed to: I have one matrix to the left of the jit.op object and one to the right. I bang both (togehter or manually one after another - no difference) in order to trigger the calculation.

BUT: I outputs the correct result only after I banged two times. After the first bang it seems to forget the right matrix.

How can I properly calculate things with jitter?

please-help-weird-jit-op-behavior

order of operations was wrong: you bang the left inlet first, then the right. you need to do it the other way as the left inlet does the calculation. use [trigger] to ensure the right order. be sure to initialize by double-clicking the [loadbang].

funny though, this also works only after running through it once, then re-loadbanging. not sure why, but then it seems OK:

order of operations was wrong: you bang the left inlet first, then the right. you need to do it the other way as the left inlet does the calculation. use [trigger] to ensure the right order. be sure to initialize by double-clicking the [loadbang]. 

funny though, this also works only after running through it once, then re-loadbanging. not sure why, but then it seems OK:


As normaly the order object receive a bang is from right to left, the [trigger] object shouldn't make a distance.

Still your example works only after banging it twice...

PLEASE HELP: weird jit.op behavior