Hi, I'm trying to use GEM from W7. I installed w/Deken, but certain objects are missing, like pix_film and pix_texture.
Anyone know how to fix? Do I have to compile them?
I also tried my standard trick of pointing to my old -extended libraries. [gem_head] is found by now pix_film, etc. I also can't find a "pix_film.pd" or "pix_film.dll" from my -extended folder, but I know it used to work for me.
Any clues appreciated.
Thanks, BH
hey william,
i remember having an issue this summer on win10 but do not recall the specifics. there is a thread that might be of help:
https://lists.puredata.info/pipermail/pd-list/2016-08/115806.html
btw do you get any other errors? what i mean is, does the library load?
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On Thu, Nov 24, 2016 at 5:24 AM, William Huston williamahuston@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to use GEM from W7. I installed w/Deken, but certain objects are missing, like pix_film and pix_texture.
Anyone know how to fix? Do I have to compile them?
I also tried my standard trick of pointing to my old -extended libraries. [gem_head] is found by now pix_film, etc. I also can't find a "pix_film.pd" or "pix_film.dll" from my -extended folder, but I know it used to work for me.
Any clues appreciated.
Thanks, BH
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On 11/24/2016 11:24 AM, William Huston wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to use GEM from W7. I installed w/Deken, but certain objects are missing, like pix_film and pix_texture.
which ones are *not* missing? the problem you describe sounds very much like not having loaded Gem at all.
Anyone know how to fix?
load Gem :-)
there might be a clash with the libdir loader. if you have enabled that, make sure that Gem is loaded *before* libdir.
Do I have to compile them?
I also tried my standard trick of pointing to my old -extended libraries.
sounds like a bad idea.
[gem_head] is found by now pix_film
[gem_head]??
, etc. I also can't find a "pix_film.pd" or "pix_film.dll" from my -extended folder, but I know it used to work for me.
*all* the Gem objects are compiled into Gem.dll.
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