> So, I am wondering: > > 1) Am I seeing something unrelated, which just by a funny coincidence > obscures an error message from the Nasal code that it relevant for me by > generating tons of warnings? > > 2) Am I seeing something related to what I do, e.g. am I using an > ill-formed model somewhere that may cause rendering errors, but something > that isn't really connected with the Nasal code? > > 3) Or can Nasal code somehow cause this behaviour? Not a real answer to 1)-3) but you can hide this warning with setting the environment variable OSG_NOTIFY_LEVEL=FATAL to stash warning messages from osg. That leaves some space in your scroll buffer for any possible nasal error message. I've seen this warning occasionally without causing any harm, so ignoring them was the best option for me.
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