Hi, The GPU split is only a thing on small devices, like Raspberry Pi's. That is not the issue on your system. The reason why AM is not booting, is because something goes wrong in the OpenGL implementation of javafx (the UI framework we use). Searching for the error in google will give some results ...

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Online I see people have been able to fix it by increasing GPU memory.
Not sure if that is possible in your case.

Corjan

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Seems like a GPU issue. Somewhere deep down it cannot create the correct GPU shader.
Not much we can do about this unfortunately. You could try updating GPU drivers.


Corjan

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Did have a look at this couple of years ago, but unfortunately it is not something that can easily be added.

You can git somewhat of the functionality by drawing your own shape in canvas, and then do a fill_img. The image will only show up within the shape.


Corjan

Hi, Yeah, there will be a 3D drawing node coming in the next Air Manager version. Jasper is currently working on that. Still some stuff to do, mainly making it compatible with all platforms (win, mac, lin, ios, android) and all rendering targets (directx, opengl and metal). Don't expect a new BETA ...

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There is one here:
https://siminnovations.com/wiki/index.p ... _subscribe

Corjan

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Do you maybe have a lua script or instrument where I could replicate the print CTD with?


Obviously that shouldn't happen,

Corjan

Hi, Air Manager reads the UUID from the info.xml file, not from the directory name, so it can very well be that there is a mismatch between the two. You can check the info.xml, my guess is that that one is the same as you are getting from AM itself. This situation should only be possible when the ...

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This one has been fixed in code.

Will be part of next AM 4.2 release. This still might take a bit, since there are a couple of additional things I would like fixed before.


Corjan

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If you subscribe as BYTE[512], you do see all the data right?
If that is the case, you could split the data into chunks ('\0\ separated), and construct string from them again.

Would rather not change how AM deals with 'STRING' subscription, since changing it might cause new problems.


Corjan