2 comps joined, when 2 cubes layers are combined, then their combined anchor set to top left, and you top-align the combined layer to the window top for example, it works.
If you do the same with a cube + text layer, there is an offset from the window top.
Maybe it's me doing something wrong and obviously missing something, or the text layer height is bigger ? But with such small text I doubt it ?
●●●○ — It prevents me from completing a specific task with Vuo.
Steps causing the bug to occur:
In VDMX on a Vuo comp with published sliders, press CMD L or via the menu Hardware Learn Toggle
MIDI map some sliders (I'm using Lemur for iPad)
Eject composition and load in again - forgets MIDI mapping after 2nd time or so of loading in the comp
Have you found a workaround?:
No
Other notes:
I tried a second manual method of adding and detecting a source via the Inspector in VDMX. This seems to remember it, I will stress test that method now. However on closing and reopening VDMX, the MIDI mapping is forgotten again. Attached 2 videos (the second one shows VDMX reopening without the MIDI mapping - Quicktime was struggling to screen capture in one go)
I attached a zip of the videos in the composition field below as there wasn't a place to attach videos.
●○○○ — Not much; I'm just letting you know about it.
Steps causing the bug to occur:
Add a Make Grid Lines Object node
View composition in VDMX
Notice the lines are not as visible as they are in Vuo
Have you found a workaround?:
I can increase the width and opacity of the lines in Vuo in order for them to show up as expected in VDMX.
Other notes:
The top image of the screenshot is VDMX and the bottom image is the attached Vuo comp, but exported as an app and loaded into VDMX as a Syphon source. This is my workaround for seeing Vuo comps with subcompositions in VDMX (see previous bug report where I think that subcomps are causing VDMX to crash). I thought exporting as an app could work for the moment and then noticed the grid lines are barely visible, you can just about see the lines over the "planet" within VDMX.
