Jasmine Ly

problem: jit.gl.model does not load the .obj unless I reintantiate the maxobject by directly editing the maxobject.

expected behaviour: I load my patcher, turn on jit.world, and the model appears in the world.

I have attached the .obj file and in the patch please see the green-coloured jit.gl.model object for what I'm referring to

Amiga-Days_MarioStar.zip

loadmess

umenu

comment

flonum

jit.gl.model

jit.gen

scale

swiz

normalize

jit.op.*

jit.gl.multiple

param

attrui

preset

route

jit.unpack

jit.matrix

jit.pwindow

prepend

inlet

vexpr

pack

button

jit.fpsgui

number~

mc.unpack~

mc.cycle~

outlet

jit.gl.gridshape

noise

jit.gl.camera

jit.gl.plato

jit.noise

message

number

clamp

wrap

selector

jit.gl.handle

toggle

jit.world

problem: jit.gl.model does not load the .obj unless I reintantiate the maxobject by directly editing the maxobject.
expected behaviour: I ... 

jit-gl-model-not-loading-model-s-upon-start

if I save this patch, download the attachment model file, unzip, place the patch in the unzipped folder and then open the patch it finds the model file fine. My guess is you are having a path issue. The model file attribute needs a full path, or the file needs to be in the search path.

I tried to follow your steps, on a different machine, too, but the models still won't load by just the toggle alone. For me, they only appear after I click on the jit.gl.model maxobject, retype any value, like a '0', and then hit enter. I'll try for a solution with a full path, thank you!

I tried to follow your steps, on a different machine, too, but the models still won't load by just the toggle alone.  For me, they only appear after I click on the jit.gl.model maxobject, retype any value, like a '0', and then hit enter.  I'll try for a solution with a full path, thank you!

I misread your issue, so please ignore the comments about file paths. this sounds like a depth or layer issue. I'll have to look again at your patch when I'm on a computer

Seems like you are targeting "ashape" with jit.gl.multiple, while the model is called "amodel". 

If I change the target everything works correctly

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Seems like you are targeting "ashape" with jit.gl.multiple, while the model is called "amodel". 
If I change the target everything works correctly 

Thanks so much! Can't believe I missed that tiny mistake. I'll mark this forum as resolved.

Thanks so much!  Can't believe I missed that tiny mistake.  I'll mark this forum as resolved.

Marking this forum as solved; had targetname on 'ashape' instead of 'amodel'.

Jit.gl.model not loading model(s) upon start