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I'm really lost here and can't seem to get the logic of what I want to do.

It seems that in MAX6 the draw_piwels command to the jit.gl.render doesn't function anymore.

It' like to have a static gradient background that doesn't move along when I move the/flip/rotate the camera of my scene.

I think thi scan be done by using jit.gl.nodes and jit.gl.camera to render the 'in front' objects and use a different jit.gl.node to render a static fixed position jit.gl.videoplane in the back

However, I simply can't get it to work and have a few problems when trying, like textures not rendering and so on.

I'm really lost here and can't seem to get the logic of what I want to do.
It seems that in MAX6 the draw_piwels command to the jit.gl.render doesn't function anymore.

draw_piwels-replacement-for-background-drawing

hello. to draw a background layer, simply use a jit.gl.videoplane @transform_reset 2.

you may also want to set @depth_enable 0, or set the @layer to some low negative value, causing it to draw first.

hello. to draw a background layer, simply use a jit.gl.videoplane @transform_reset 2.
you may also want to set @depth_enable 0, or set the @layer to some low negative value, causing it to draw first.


i'm not sure why you think that. you can use jit.gl.node and jit.gl.videoplane together.

draw_piwels replacement for background drawing