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I happened to notice the NeonCircuits example patch in the latest version of Wire (7.22.9) is broken by default. Opening the patch shows the message "An OpenGL error occurred (invalid framebuffer operation)" repeatedly in the Log window. This is on a Mac (macOS 15.4, M2 Max chip).

Changing the ...

Turns out this is even simpler than I thought, and doesn't have anything to do with ISF. I can reproduce the crash described above with an Image node plugged directly into Texture Out.

Since upgrading to 7.22.5, it seems like any Wire patch that uses an ISF node with an image input causes Avenue to crash when loading the patch.

I can reproduce this on 2 machines (both macOS) using the simplest possible patch: an image node into the "default" ISF node (ie. the shader that gets ...

When making a POST request, the request will have a URL and a separate body (that is, the data you're sending *to* the URL). So in this case the filename doesn't go anywhere in the URL.

A simple cURL command might be something like:

curl -X POST http://192.168.187.205:8080/api/v1/composition ...

In the interest of improving this patch, I was wondering if anyone knew a way to clean up the "LineSegmentPos" section in the middle. Right now it reads 11 samples from the FFT and uses those to generate Y-coordinates for 11 "anchor points", then it generates hundreds of Y-coordinates between each ...

This is a pretty simple line that dances around in response to the FFT. It's part of a bigger thing I'm working on that I decided to break off into its own patch, but I like some of the effects I can get running multiple instances layered over top of eachother. Thought someone might find it useful ...

I had a goofy idea recently about a way in which we could emulate subpatching by manipulating Wire files from the commandline. It's really just a proof of concept, not a fully-formed application, but if you're a brave soul comfortable running Python scripts from the commandline, maybe you'll find it ...

Perfect, thanks! That got it working for me.

I recently noticed that if I have multiple clips using sources from Wire (different Wire patches, on different layers), and I assign MIDI controls to parameters on both clips, the clip will only respond to MIDI control if it is selected. Meaning: I can't control clip parameters on both clips at the ...