yuri

I've read the documentation and followed the instructions, read a lot of previous posts but still can't find an explanation for this.

The attached patch works fine in Max/MSP/Jitter, but if I try to build a standalone application, it will start the Run-time appn just fine, while reporting one "error: *~: No Such Object". The patch doesn't do anything (it's supposed to load a sound and play a video with an effec using toggle controls.

I am running the latest versions of Max/MSP Full and MAX/MSP Run-time. I have tried including the whole folder instead of just adding the patch; I have placed the files manually on the MacOS folder within the package, to no avail.

I'm out of ideas and would be very grateful if someone could help.

The attached patch works fine in Max/MSP/Jitter, but if I try to build a standalone application, it will start the Run-time appn just fine, while reporting one "error:  *~: No Such Object". The patch doesn't do anything (it's supposed to load a sound and play a video with an effec using toggle controls.

I'm out of ideas and would be very grateful if someone could help.


problems-creating-standalone-on-osx-10-4-9

this is the patch (it simply uses sound amplitude to turn a video on and off):

Additionally, I am now getting an "error: jit.gl.shader: unable to find CG framework".

It seems the solution only gets further, and further away...

Hello, this problem persists, regardless of giving an error or not: the standalone file runs but doesn't load any movies or sounds.

a) putting the standalone on the same folder as the files, 

c) adding them to the standalone when creating it.

I believe I'm following the instructions so I believe this is an odd, un-documented behaviour.

Hello, this problem persists, regardless of giving an error or not: the standalone file runs but doesn't load any movies or sounds. 

This happens regardless of:
a) putting the standalone on the same folder as the files, 
b) putting the files on the MacOS folder
c) adding them to the standalone when creating it.

I believe I'm following the instructions so I believe this is an odd, un-documented behaviour. 

they can be read without path information,

you can do much more, the above should solve your problems.

the whole precess is detailed in pages 12-25 in max46topics.pdf

> Hello, this problem persists, regardless of giving an error or not: 

> the standalone file runs but doesn't load any movies or sounds.

> a) putting the standalone on the same folder as the files,

> b) putting the files on the MacOS folder

> c) adding them to the standalone when creating it.

> I believe I'm following the instructions so I believe this is an 

they can be read without path information,
like 'open '

you can do much more, the above should solve your problems.
the whole precess is detailed in pages 12-25 in max46topics.pdf

>
> Hello, this problem persists, regardless of giving an error or not:  
> the standalone file runs but doesn't load any movies or sounds.
>
> This happens regardless of:
> a) putting the standalone on the same folder as the files,
> b) putting the files on the MacOS folder
> c) adding them to the standalone when creating it.
>
> I believe I'm following the instructions so I believe this is an  
> odd, un-documented behaviour.
>
> Has anybody had similar problems?


Quote: yuri wrote on Sun, 27 May 2007 04:26

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> Additionally, I am now getting an "error: jit.gl.shader: unable to find CG framework".

> It seems the solution only gets further, and further away...

Some important info in JitterTutorial16.pdf, Appendix D (page 534).

Also, there is no object called "*~." *~ is an alias for "times~". (Not every file system allows files with "*" characters in them.) I believe this error is cosmetic, however.

Quote: yuri wrote on Sun, 27 May 2007 04:26
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> Additionally, I am now getting an "error: jit.gl.shader: unable to find CG framework".
>
> It seems the solution only gets further, and further away...
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Also, there is no object called "*~." *~ is an alias for "times~".  (Not every file system allows files with "*" characters in them.)  I believe this error is cosmetic, however.

Problems creating standalone on OSX 10.4.9