Just discovered the bug report, Strange behaviour "Fire Periodically" when rendering. Is this related? Based on Jaymie's tutorial on the Image Generator protocol, I thought Fire Periodically was expected to behave this way, especially when rendering out to movies? Perhaps this could be related in general to @GeorgeToledo 's feature request, Time Mode/Evaluation Changes?
If you don't need an indexed output leave out the +1, I was reading an index (cheep way of changing a composition variable). And the whole modulo thing.
Yeah, I always get caught off guard when nodes behave differently depending on rendering mode. I will get used to it!
Jaymie, what do you think of having a warning similar to node feedback if Vuo notices you are using non-image-protocol-friendly nodes in protocol mode? Instead of in the node blurb.
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Am I experiencing the same
Just discovered the bug report, Strange behaviour "Fire Periodically" when rendering. Is this related? Based on Jaymie's tutorial on the Image Generator protocol, I thought
Fire Periodicallywas expected to behave this way, especially when rendering out to movies? Perhaps this could be related in general to @GeorgeToledo 's feature request, Time Mode/Evaluation Changes?@alexmitchellmus's workaround
alexmitchellmus's workaround worked for me.
textLayerFade.vuo
To clarify, that's the
To clarify, that's from Strange behaviour "Fire Periodically" when rendering.
Another option is Snap Value
Another option is
Snap Value -> Increased(as mentioned on Image Downloading + Rutt Etra).If you don't need an indexed
If you don't need an indexed output leave out the +1, I was reading an index (cheep way of changing a composition variable). And the whole modulo thing.
Yeah, I always get caught off guard when nodes behave differently depending on rendering mode. I will get used to it!
Jaymie, what do you think of having a warning similar to node feedback if Vuo notices you are using non-image-protocol-friendly nodes in protocol mode? Instead of in the node blurb.
Stuck again with this issue.
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