thanks for the report. i'll take a look.

any news on this one ?

curious, hannes

having the same problem and the same question 1) is dstdimstart and dstdimend not working in jit.gl.texture ? 2) a better / different way to achieve this ?

best, l.

hi. thanks for bringing this to our attention. it looks like this got broke again with max 6. i'll get it fixed up for a future update.

you will want to use the message "subtex_matrix" to force jit.gl.texture to use the srd/dstdim attributes.

thanks robert for looking at this. is there a example how to use the subtex_matrix attribute.

my goal is to copy some scaled textures to an output texture (which has a fixed size)

best, l.

still having a problem with max6 using subtex_matrix of the jit.gl.texture object. the path, which is posted by hons does not work as expected in max6.

perhaps someone can post a patch which demonstrates how the message "subtex_matrix" works and how we have to use the dstdimstart and dstdimend messages.

thanks in advance, l.

hons' patch is close, but it needs to use the subtex_matrix message to tell gl.texture to only copy a portion of the matrix (slight discrepancy with jit.matrix in this regard).

here's a modified version:

hello robert,

thanks for explaining how it works ! perhaps it would be nice to put this somewhere in the documentation ;-)

but i have still a problem, if i change the crop section, some portion of the texture "hangs". same behavior in max 5 and max 6

here is a patch, which demonstrates the error.

well, this isn't really an error. you are telling the texture to draw to only a portion of the rectangle, which it does. you need to "clear" the texture before sending the subtex_matrix message, perhaps by sending a black matrix to the texture.

i think, the main misunderstanding in using dstdimstart and dstdimend is, that we need a named matrix as an input.

i think hons and i thought, that we can crop a texture which the jit.gl.texture object. (which can be the output of an slab also )

perhaps it would be a nice feature in the future. in the meantime we can use this crop shader: https://cycling74.com/forums/a-gpu-based-cropper

best, l.