matheus leston

Some time ago I found here in the forum some material on how to render one 3D scene with multiple perspectives. I messed around with it a bit and it seems a little heavy on the GPU, but it is working fine:

Now I'm trying to change this patch into jit.world realm and I also want to add some slab processing in the way. But no matter what I do, it doesn't work. Simply replacing jit.gl.render and jit.window doesn't seem to do the trick and I have no idea why. What I'm doing wrong? And, by the way, is there a more efficient way to do this kind of thing?

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here's how i'd convert your patch to use jit.world:

Thank you so much, Rob, it works perfectly!

I'm trying to understand what you did and I'm a bit puzzled. I don't quite understand what the "drawto" argument means - I read that it is the internal context, but I don't quite get it.

For slab processing the output, is that a good solution?

jit.world encapsulates a jit.gl.node and jit.gl.render/jit.window objects (in addition to others). the name arg actually sets the gl.node context, and the drawto attribute sets the render/window context.

way the first (note i added all the orange bordered objects to a new node named triad with patchcords overriding their arg, simply change the arg if you use this method):

there's two ways to do what you want.
way the first (note i added all the orange bordered objects to a new node named triad with patchcords overriding their arg, simply change the arg if you use this method):

Rob, thank you for the help. I believe I understand it better now.

But I can't get your 2 new examples to work. Nothing is being displayed here. Should I create a new jit.world for the second method? Do you believe this one works better? I found a different solution, but it seems to be pretty GPU intensive. Or is that right as well?

help: jit.world not working instead of jit.gl.render