Yoann

I have 2 gl.sketch objects linked to a node object. A gl.handle is also connected to the node.

It seems like the "screentoworld" message sent to the sketch objects don't respond to the transformations done by the handle.

jit-gl-sketch-screentoworld

It doesn't respond to transformations, because you are querying the "size" attribute of your jit.wjindow.

--> change your window size and the numbers change.

It doesn't respond to transformations, because you are querying the "size" attribute of your jit.wjindow.
--> change your window size and the numbers change.
What are you trying to achieve?


Yes, I ask the size too (the button is directly connected to getsize message)

If I change the size of the window, yes the numbers change, but there still not what I expect.

The patch is drawing a lot of rectangles/lines (thousands)

The coordinates are generated by the patch, but I want them to stay (+/-) in the field of view of the camera.

Ah ! And just writing that I thought I just found the mistake: moving the object but keeping the camera in the same place, so the field of view is the same.

I tried moving the camera, but same result....

Yes, I ask the size too (the button is directly connected to getsize message)
If I change the size of the window, yes the numbers change, but there still not what I expect.

The patch is drawing a lot of rectangles/lines (thousands)
The coordinates are generated by the patch, but I want them to stay (+/-) in the field of view of the camera.

Ah ! And just writing that I thought I just found the mistake: moving the object but keeping the camera in the same place, so the field of view is the same.
I tried moving the camera, but same result....

how are you moving the camera? you should use the @camera of gl.render, or a jit.gl.camera object.

I tried it with jit.gl.camera, inside my main patch.

But now I try to do it in the patch I posted... and it works...

I'll be back if I can't make it work ;))


jit.gl.sketch screentoworld