Closed ovitus closed 4 years ago
You may have started superdirt with just 2 orbits, e.g., and you have something like # orbit 5
in your code. SuperDirt will wrap, but also warn. If you don't want to be warned, you can also switch it off: ~dirt.warnOutOfOrbit = false
. But probably you want more orbits at initialisation time?
Further to that, the default startup now runs 12 orbits, so this indicates that you're running an out of date superdirt (which you can upgrade to "LATEST" via Quarks.gui
), or have a custom startup that needs updating.
I had configured 4 orbits to save on system resources since I wasn't using them all. Doing that caused channels d5 and above to result in this error. I think my system can handle the 12 orbits so I'll just set it to that or switch the warning off if it can't. Thanks
You can edit your boottidal.hs file to change how d1 etc map to orbits
Not sure what this is, I'm seeing this in the output of SuperCollider:
WARNING: SuperDirt: event falls out of existing orbits, index (4) WARNING: SuperDirt: event falls out of existing orbits, index (5)