williamshome

When I using "individual bang" method, therefore separate bang on GL objects and a "swap" message to jit.gl.render for display, I discover that I need an intial bang before any object can be displayed correctly.

why-do-we-need-an-initial-bang

remove swap and just bang render to draw. also if you want to use 

explicit timing make sure to add @automatic 0 to your actualy 

geometry, otherwise all those t b b bs arent doing what you think 

On Jul 26, 2007, at 6:26 AM, williamshome wrote:

remove swap and just bang render to draw. also if you want to use  
explicit timing make sure to add @automatic 0 to your actualy  
geometry, otherwise all those t b b bs arent doing what you think  
they are :)

I think I get your point on how to make rendering in order success. However, my patch has no problem too, except I need an initial bang.

Anyone who have a touch of the internal jitter implementation can tell if the bang will do something more than "draw" and "swap" ?

You may notice that without the initial bang, the two videoplane don't even exist in the world~

the initial bang tells the renderer to uh, *RENDER*, otherwise your 

screen/window/render context when you launch the patch is empty, 

On Jul 26, 2007, at 8:39 PM, williamshome wrote:

> I think I get your point on how to make rendering in order success. 

> However, my patch has no problem too, except I need an initial bang.

> Anyone who have a touch of the internal jitter implementation can 

> tell if the bang will do something more than "draw" and "swap" ?

> You may notice that without the initial bang, the two videoplane 

the initial bang tells the renderer to uh, *RENDER*, otherwise your  
screen/window/render context when you launch the patch is empty,  
BECAUSE NOTHING HAS BEEN DRAWN

>
> Hi vade,
>
> I think I get your point on how to make rendering in order success.  
> However, my patch has no problem too, except I need an initial bang.
>
> Anyone who have a touch of the internal jitter implementation can  
> tell if the bang will do something more than "draw" and "swap" ?
>
> You may notice that without the initial bang, the two videoplane  
> don't even exist in the world~
>
> William

Why do we need an initial bang ?