Pis Pas

Is there any known issue when using multiple framebuffers in Jitter or in Lua?

We have very unexpected result. Basically we are doing a bind and unbinding Loop like this:

            for key,value in pairs(Slabs[v]) do

                if true then

                    -- use texout as framebuffer

                    jit.gl.begincapture(value["out"].name)

                    -- bind

                    jit.gl.bindtexture(value["in"].name, 0)

                    -- draw

                    Meshs[v][key]:drawraw()

                    -- unbind

                    jit.gl.unbindtexture(value["in"].name, 0)

                    -- release framebuffer

                    jit.gl.endcapture(value["out"].name)

                    -- swap slab

                    swapSlab(value)

It seems that Jitter has problems using multiple framebuffers. We are only able to see one framebuffer.

Is there any known issue when using multiple framebuffers in Jitter or in Lua?
We have very unexpected result. Basically we are doing a bind and unbinding Loop like this:

for k,v in pairs(visibleSquareKeys) do
			for key,value in pairs(Slabs[v]) do
				if true then
					-- use texout as framebuffer
					jit.gl.begincapture(value["out"].name)
					-- bind
					jit.gl.bindtexture(value["in"].name, 0)
					-- draw
					Meshs[v][key]:drawraw()
					-- unbind
					jit.gl.unbindtexture(value["in"].name, 0)
					-- release framebuffer
					jit.gl.endcapture(value["out"].name)

					-- swap slab
					swapSlab(value)
				end
			end
		end

It seems that Jitter has problems using multiple framebuffers. We are only able to see one framebuffer.
Any help will be much appreciated!

multiple-framebuffers-in-lua

hi pis pas. the only way i can do any debugging or support for jit.gl.lua is if i have the patch and lua source file. please zip them up and attach here, and i'll see if there's a way to get what you want.

Multiple framebuffers in Jitter