I post this message again because I had no answer until now..

Maybe I'll have more luck with max addicteds that keep up

in summertime.. I guess there should be a way to do it, but...?

Is there a way to turn jitter messages off in the max window?

Namely the message ""jit.gl.render: building GL on window xxx"

When switching to multiple window at render's rate, it keeps printing this

which is kind of annoying for performance and also for checking error 

sorry if this has been posted before... i thought so, but couldn't find

I post this message again because I had no answer until now..
Maybe I'll have more luck with max addicteds that keep up
in summertime.. I guess there should be a way to do it, but...?
cheers

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Is there a way to turn jitter messages off in the max window?
Namely the message ""jit.gl.render: building GL on window xxx"

When switching to multiple window at render's rate, it keeps printing this
which is kind of annoying for performance and also for checking error 
messages.

sorry if this has been posted before... i thought so, but couldn't find
it in the archive..

shuting-off-jitter-messages-in-max-window-2

IIRC, Wesley has added a 'debug 0' flag (or something) to the next 

Jitter release so you'll be able to turn off those messages. 

IIRC, Wesley has added a 'debug 0' flag (or something) to the next  
Jitter release so you'll be able to turn off those messages. 


thanks Dan for your answer .. but what is this next release?

mm... you mean the next release that has not been released yet?

I am almost sure there was a way to do it, but maybe it was only a dream...

Its a big problem when doing multiple view from same OpenGL scene.. and i think it is one of the reason that keep Max stuck when I make this kind of rendering : FPS is still about 20fps but no way to get a hand on my patch then, only able to kill the app. (on windows XP - on a mac is fine, but really not as fast as the NVIDIA card on my PC...)

thanks Dan for your answer .. but what is this next release?
mm... you mean the next release that has not been released yet?
I am almost sure there was a way to do it, but maybe it was only a dream...
Its a big problem when doing multiple view from same OpenGL scene.. and i think it is one of the reason that keep Max stuck when I make this kind of rendering : FPS is still about 20fps but no way to get a hand on my patch then, only able to kill the app. (on windows XP - on a mac is fine, but really not as fast as the NVIDIA card on my PC...)

please, Joshua, Andrew ! 
you are my only hope!

The max window is not designed to be a customisable UI object. If you wish to view specific messages from your app during performance, you would probably be better off rolling your own status window.

On Aug 29, 2007, at 12:54 PM, Vincent Goudard wrote:

> thanks Dan for your answer .. but what is this next release?

> mm... you mean the next release that has not been released yet?

Not giving any specific release dates, but not in the very near 

future. Hopefully by the end of the year to coincide with Max 5, but 

again that's not a promise of a release date. In the meantime, if you 

close the Max window, it should give better performance. Otherwise, 

you can render to texture with shared conexts for preview. I think 

Andrew's working on a recipe that shows this, but there might be some 

examples in the list archives. This will be faster than rendering 

>
> thanks Dan for your answer .. but what is this next release?
> mm... you mean the next release that has not been released yet?

Not giving any specific release dates, but not in the very near  
future. Hopefully by the end of the year to coincide with Max 5, but  
again that's not a promise of a release date. In the meantime, if you  
close the Max window, it should give better performance. Otherwise,  
you can render to texture with shared conexts for preview. I think  
Andrew's working on a recipe that shows this, but there might be some  
examples in the list archives. This will be faster than rendering  
twice, switching drawto anyways.

Damn, you just had to let the cat out of the bag...

Recipe is now posted in Jitter Recipe Book 3:

https://cycling74.com/story/2006/2/17/153427/406

> On Aug 29, 2007, at 12:54 PM, Vincent Goudard wrote:

>> thanks Dan for your answer .. but what is this next release?

>> mm... you mean the next release that has not been released yet?

> Not giving any specific release dates, but not in the very near future. 

> Hopefully by the end of the year to coincide with Max 5, but again 

> that's not a promise of a release date. In the meantime, if you close 

> the Max window, it should give better performance. Otherwise, you can 

> render to texture with shared conexts for preview. I think Andrew's 

> working on a recipe that shows this, but there might be some examples in 

> the list archives. This will be faster than rendering twice, switching 

Damn, you just had to let the cat out of the bag...
Recipe is now posted in Jitter Recipe Book 3:

Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:
>
> On Aug 29, 2007, at 12:54 PM, Vincent Goudard wrote:
>
>>
>> thanks Dan for your answer .. but what is this next release?
>> mm... you mean the next release that has not been released yet?
>
> Not giving any specific release dates, but not in the very near future. 
> Hopefully by the end of the year to coincide with Max 5, but again 
> that's not a promise of a release date. In the meantime, if you close 
> the Max window, it should give better performance. Otherwise, you can 
> render to texture with shared conexts for preview. I think Andrew's 
> working on a recipe that shows this, but there might be some examples in 
> the list archives. This will be faster than rendering twice, switching 
> drawto anyways.
>
> -Joshua
>
>


I was thinking that using 2 render instead of switching drawto one 1 was 

but I'm all to believe you and will tried to (ahem..significantly) 

Anyway, Joshua, Andrew(s) : thanks for the tricks!

I was thinking that using 2 render instead of switching drawto one 1 was 
a heavier load,
but I'm all to believe you and will tried to (ahem..significantly) 
modify my patch for
this technique.
Anyway, Joshua, Andrew(s) : thanks for the tricks!

Quote: andrewb@cycling74.com wrote on Thu, 30 August 2007 02:04

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> Damn, you just had to let the cat out of the bag...

> Recipe is now posted in Jitter Recipe Book 3:

It seems you have forgotten to increment the recipe number in the title of the article, I assume that should be 40 instead of 39.

Quote: andrewb@cycling74.com wrote on Thu, 30 August 2007 02:04
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> Damn, you just had to let the cat out of the bag...
> Recipe is now posted in Jitter Recipe Book 3:
>
> https://cycling74.com/story/2006/2/17/153427/406
>
> Recipe 39: Preview
>
> Have fun!
>
> AB

shuting off jitter messages in max window?