Is there a way to render one jit.gl.videoplane on several windows.

I tryed something like that but doesn't work anymore.

Is there a way to render one jit.gl.videoplane on several windows.
I tryed something like that but doesn't work anymore.

multiple-rendering

https://cycling74.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&goto=84428&rid=3579&S=370e119bc55d2a0d114a5c37c7e23cd7#msg_84416

Thank you Mattijs, the thread and overall the patch you've posted on provide some hope for me.

Nonetheless the way to render to two windows keeps its mystery with jit.gl.videoplane.

two jit.gl.render -> double destination for one jit.gl.gridshape

2-mine, the same without gridshape but videoplane

this solution doesn't work anymore, problem of texture 

two jit.gl.render -> double destination for one videoplane

better, but not perfect....stays the way I have to carry on

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Thank you Mattijs, the thread and overall the patch you've posted on provide some hope for me.
Nonetheless the way to render to two windows keeps its mystery with jit.gl.videoplane.

here's 3 patch
1-yours, it works : 
two jit.gl.render -> double destination for one jit.gl.gridshape

2-mine, the same without gridshape but videoplane
this solution doesn't work anymore, problem of texture 
(probably I have to look back tutorials)

3-at last, another method I tryed, 
two jit.gl.render -> double destination for one videoplane
better, but not perfect....stays the way I have to carry on

Derrick
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Is there anyone to clear me about why this patch doen't work correctly ?

Sorry to insist,
Is there anyone to clear me about why this patch doen't work correctly ?

try adding shared_context attribute for one jit.gl.render object, to 

enable sharing of textures between opengl contexts. here's your patch 

try adding shared_context attribute for one jit.gl.render object, to  
enable sharing of textures between opengl contexts. here's your patch  
again, but with The Attribute added:

> why don't they use each their own copy of the texture?

You mean two 'old school' textures with the same name, but on 

different contexts? I don't know for sure, but it is probably just a 

You mean two 'old school' textures with the same name, but on  
different contexts? I don't know for sure, but it is probably just a  
'symbol already in use' issue...

multiple rendering