Hi Marcus,
Andreas Zieringer wrote:
Hi Marcus,
Can you try to add begin/endEditCP around the cm->subChunk and
cm->addChunk perhaps this helps.
The findChunk() problem has disappeared, regardless of that. It was very
repeatable until I mucked around with it a bit and now I don't get the
warning anymore.
Anyway, I don't get the error and the other material problem I had is
still there. (a TextureChunk in slot 1 of one material is sometimes
applied in other materials, depending on rendering order, i.e. camera pos )
can you write your scene as a osb file out? So I could look into it.
Andreas
P.S. In ChunkMaterial::find(), the ++index operation is inside the
if-clause. Is that really correct?
No that's correct it is a special undocumented feature. If you have
several chunks of the same type with a AutoSlotReplace slot in a
material you can search these via index.
Ah. Neat. :)
/Marcus
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