Hello Peter, Thanks for your answer.

sorry if the unconnected [t a a] mislead you. The question is not how to apply a texture to 2 squares. The question is why the texture is not apply to both square?

The 2 side of the patch create exactly the same gemchain, and should behave identical. They are not.

[trigger] are usually transparent in a gemchain. This is the only counterexample I am aware. It also mean that you can't adapt my L-System example (02.Advanced/21.basic_LSystem), or Claude recursion tutorial (example/13.recursion) to use texture.

So, I think it's a bug, and I'm wondering if this behaviours change, since I never experience it. but I'm waiting for Iohannes opinion.

Here is another example, using [gemlist] that should have worked, imho.

Cheers C P.S, I keep this thread to the list.

Le 16/04/2024 à 10:11, Peter Venus a écrit :

Hi

I checked your patch, and as i could see there where some connections missing? So I am not quite sure if this missing connections/objects on the left side have been intentional. I could apply a texture to 2 squares with the texture-chain split by [t a a] see the attached file

all best,

Peter

On 15/04/2024 16:10, cyrille henry wrote:

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hello, I always assume that you can split a gemchain using trigger. Lot's of my patch are using this feature. I just discover that it's not working with pix_texture. I don't know if it's a bug, or if there is a good explanation. Can someone have a look a the attachment, and tell me why the texture is not display on the left square?

thanks Cheers

c

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