Doug MeatLoaf

I’m using a [jit.gl.texture.js] object as a buffer in which I index shots from a Webcam and then trigger these images to make live stop-motion animation.

once some textures are buffered in [jit.gl.texture.js] and I start to output them to jit.window, if I turn ON/OFF the jit.window’s attribute « floating », the jit.window turns white and I loose the content of the buffer.

I’m wondering if it’s a bug or if I’m doing something wrong in my patch.

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jit.gl.texture

Hello All.
I’m using a [jit.gl.texture.js] object as a buffer in which I index shots from a Webcam and then trigger these images to make live stop-motion animation.

I’m experiencing something strange ;
once some textures are buffered in [jit.gl.texture.js] and I start to output them to jit.window, if I turn ON/OFF the jit.window’s attribute « floating », the jit.window turns white and I loose the content of the buffer.

I have join a patch.
I’m wondering if it’s a bug or if I’m doing something wrong in my patch.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Cheers.


Hello All.
I’m using a [jit.gl.texture.js] object as a buffer in which I index shots from a Webcam and then trigger these images to make liv

-jit-window-turns-white-when-enablingdisabling-floating-attribute

I'm sorry to insist, but is there something obvious I'm missing?

It seems like enabling/disabling [jit.world] floating attribute clean [jit.gl.texture.js].

I'm sorry to insist, but is there something obvious I'm missing?
It seems like enabling/disabling [jit.world] floating attribute clean [jit.gl.texture.js].
How come?
Thanks again for any clues.


Yes, I think that the window has to be recreated and the attached GL rendering context is reset. It is the same with fullscreen on/off...

It helps me better understand the notion of rendering context.

Thank you very much Pedro.
It helps me better understand the notion of rendering context.
Cheers!


yup there's a handful of window attributes that cause the context to rebuild:

yup there's a handful of window attributes that cause the context to rebuild:
doublebuffer
depthbuffer
fsaa
stereo
high_res
border
floating
fullscreen


[jit.window] turns white when enabling/disabling floating attribute