Francois Weber

Since Max 7.3 (and 7.3.1), this message (ob3d has no scenegraph) appears in the Max Console when i open my jit/gl patch.

In this patch, the [jit.gl.render] object is encapsulate in an abstraction. Everything works fine but there is nevertheless this message.

if i "de-encapsulate" the [jit.gl.render] object (outside of the abstraction), everything works fine too, without any message.

That looks like a problem of priority in the load of objects.

So, how to give the 'load priority' to an object inside an abstraction in the opening of a patch ?

PS : MacBook Pro (Retina, mi-2012), MacOS 10.12, Max 7.3.1 (32-bit)

Since Max 7.3 (and 7.3.1), this message (ob3d has no scenegraph) appears in the Max Console when i open my jit/gl patch.
In this patch, the [jit.gl.render] object is encapsulate in an abstraction. Everything works fine but there is nevertheless this message.
if i "de-encapsulate" the [jit.gl.render] object (outside of the abstraction), everything works fine too, without any message.
That looks like a problem of priority in the load of objects.
So, how to give the 'load priority' to an object inside an abstraction in the opening of a patch ?

PS : MacBook Pro (Retina, mi-2012),  MacOS 10.12, Max 7.3.1 (32-bit)


ob3d-has-no-scenegraph

please send me your patch. if you prefer off list, send to robr at cycling74.com

> 2 gl objects have no defined context....

Thanks and sorry for asking this stupid question !

I've found my mistake....
> 2 gl objects have no defined context....

Thanks and sorry for asking this stupid question !
fxw


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