On Jan 6, 2009, at 10:14 PM, Gordon Apple wrote:
Try turning on garbage collection for CALayerEssentials and tell me
if the
composition layer runs. It doesn't here.
That did it. There are some known bugs with Quartz Composer and
Garbage Collection, but I'm not aware of this one. I would
Try turning on garbage collection for CALayerEssentials and tell me if the
composition layer runs. It doesn't here.
On 1/6/09 6:07 PM, "David Duncan" wrote:
> On Jan 6, 2009, at 3:29 PM, Gordon Apple wrote:
>
>> The only differences I can figure out is that Essentials loads it in
>> awakeFrom
On Jan 6, 2009, at 3:29 PM, Gordon Apple wrote:
The only differences I can figure out is that Essentials loads it in
awakeFromNib and I am loading it much later under user command.
Also, my
layer hierarchy uses your suggested CATiledLayer installed as a
subview of
the view's layer, what I c
No, I'm not messing with the asynchronous property.
I went into essentials and had no problem playing a (even my own)
composition. Just for testing, I created a hierarchy,
viewlayer:layer:layer:compositionLayer. No problem. Essentials still
played it.
The only differences I can figure out is t
On Jan 6, 2009, at 11:53 AM, Gordon Apple wrote:
Note: There is no equivalent to "play" for a composition (at least
that I
am aware of). I get the initial frame and no play. My composition
layer is
four levels deep:
viewLayer:contentLayer:attentionLayer:compositionLayer.
Other stuff, in
Documentation for QTMovieLayer:
"layerWithMovie:
Creates an autoreleased QTMovieLayer associated with the specified QTMovie
object.
+ (id)layerWithMovie:(QTMovie *)movie
Discussion
By default, the movie starts playing immediately at rate 1.0 from the
beginning of the movie. These default charact
A QTMovieLayer "starts" when you call [QTMovie play] on the movie you
initialized the layer with. What "specs" make the claim that a
QTMovieLayer starts automatically? A QCCompositionLayer does start
automatically. If your composition is not playing, check it in Quartz
Composer first and ma
