gpvillamil

I've made a patch where 4 different videoplanes can be zoomed in and out. When zooming in, one of the videoplanes should overlap all the others.

What I'm doing is initializing all the videoplanes with a @layer 1 attribute. Then when zooming in, I send that videoplane a 'layer 0' message and zoom, and when zooming out I send a 'layer 1' message.

This works perfectly on a PC (ATI FireGL card) but not on a MacBook Pro.

Is this the right thing to do? Is there a better approach that would work cross platform?

trying-to-arrange-videoplanes-in-specific-order-works-on-pc-but-not-on-mac

i'm pretty sure we're going to need a patch to be of much help.

Without seeing a patch, this sounds like a depth buffer issue. On Windows, the driver typically creates a depth buffer even if one is not asked for explicitly. On Macintosh you need to use jit.window @depthbuffer 1. This is usually the source of confusion on the two platforms for this kind of situation.

Trying to arrange videoplanes in specific order, works on PC but not on Mac