tripletopper
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Here's an example of an inherited bug I want to show that is happening one make a scene of three cameras that is part of the screen. I use 320x240 cameras. And line them upside by side.
Call this scene Alpha.
I make a new scene seen beta which is exactly seen Alpha except beta gets color desaturated 100% (in other words turned into a monochrome camera or just ignoring the chroma data) and then dying it's either red or cyan depending on whether those are left eyes or right eyes.
Then I make scene Gamma, also a child of scene Alpha not have scene beta, where the left eye and the right eye are shifted into two different halves corresponding to the left eye and right eye of a 32x9 Google cardboard broadcast.
Even though I used seen Alpha as a subscene of scene Gamma, apparently both seen Alpha and scene Gamma inherited scene beta's anaglyph dye.
Either I misunderstanding how inheritance works on obs or there is no logic in inheritance except youngest and chronological time always wins and everything else conforms to it.
I hope you can see the problems of having trying to not have to repeat steps over and over and over because I changed things and it affects everything along the chain.
Call this scene Alpha.
I make a new scene seen beta which is exactly seen Alpha except beta gets color desaturated 100% (in other words turned into a monochrome camera or just ignoring the chroma data) and then dying it's either red or cyan depending on whether those are left eyes or right eyes.
Then I make scene Gamma, also a child of scene Alpha not have scene beta, where the left eye and the right eye are shifted into two different halves corresponding to the left eye and right eye of a 32x9 Google cardboard broadcast.
Even though I used seen Alpha as a subscene of scene Gamma, apparently both seen Alpha and scene Gamma inherited scene beta's anaglyph dye.
Either I misunderstanding how inheritance works on obs or there is no logic in inheritance except youngest and chronological time always wins and everything else conforms to it.
I hope you can see the problems of having trying to not have to repeat steps over and over and over because I changed things and it affects everything along the chain.
