lasmiveni

I don't know why, giving a name to jit.pwindow, in a rendering context,

"Include in Background" doesn't work at all.

I don't know why, giving a name to jit.pwindow, in a rendering context,
"Include in Background" doesn't work at all.
See patch below please.

why-doesn't--jit·pwindow-"include-in-background"-work-in-a-rendering-context

this behavior is not supported for gl-context pwindows.

if you absolutley need this, you can readback your context to a matrix using jit.world @output_matrix 1. make sure you explicitly give a drawto argument for all your gl objects if you are mixing a pwindow with a jit.world in the same patch.

this behavior is not supported for gl-context pwindows. 

I'm currently trying to implement your solution Rob, but cant seem to 'readback' the gl context using jit.world, In my patch I am writing amplitudes of 128 bins of an fft into the pwindow using jit.gl.mesh, it works perfectly with jit.gl.render, but I want to put the pwindow into the background using your solution, my guess is that the communication between jit.gl.mesh and jit.world is not working. You said to 'explicitly give a drawto argument', how does it differ from writing just the context without the @drawto argument?

I'm currently trying to implement your solution Rob, but cant  seem to 'readback' the gl context using jit.world,  In my patch I am writing amplitudes of 128 bins of an fft into the pwindow using jit.gl.mesh,  it works perfectly with jit.gl.render, but I want to put the pwindow into the background using your solution, my guess is that the communication between jit.gl.mesh and jit.world is not working.  You said to 'explicitly give a drawto argument', how does it differ from writing just the context without the @drawto argument?

thank you for all the help so far!

why doesn't jit.pwindow "Include in Background" work in a rendering context?