Graphics

Hey.
Help me please.
The problem with Framebuffer.
One base-scene, with a parameters 0 or 1, starts another scene-timer at a different level.
In the same base-scene, there is a framebuffer test, if is the scene-timer on the desired layer. If is it true, nothing happens, if is false, then set online scene-timer.
In the seqence list there are several scenes with the same parameter 1, that is, the scene-timr is OnLine. And the scene-timer should remain in state on, while the main ones change in the list. But sometimes this scene-timer disappears from the layer. There is no exact moment of disappearance. Always different.
The script is in the tabs OnBeforeOnline.
The scene-time have in-out animations, but disappears by the cut.

Script.

'---------------------------------------------
dim timer_txt_on_off as xpBaseObject
dim Scene_timer_on as xpscene
dim Scene_timer_off as xpscene
Dim Scene_temp as xpscene
Dim outFB as xpoutputframebuffer
Dim bTemp AS boolean

Self.GetObjectByName("Timer on/off", timer_txt_on_off)

bTemp = false
Engine.getoutputframebuffer(0, outFB)
bTemp = outFB.getsceneonlayer(100, Scene_temp)
self.project.GetSceneByName("Timer_ON", Scene_timer_on)
self.project.GetSceneByName("Timer_OFF", Scene_timer_off)

if timer_txt_on_off.text="ON" then
bTemp = outFB.getsceneonlayer(100, Scene_temp)
if bTemp=false then
Scene_timer_on.SetOnline (0, 100)
end if
end if

if timer_txt_on_off.text="OFF" then
bTemp = outFB.getsceneonlayer(100, Scene_temp)
if bTemp=true then
Scene_timer_off.SetOnline (0, 100)
end if
end if
'-----------------------------------------

And in the tab OnBeforeOffline the script setoffline timer

'-------------------------------
dim timer_txt_on_off as xpBaseObject
dim Scene_timer_on as xpscene
dim Scene_timer_off as xpscene
Dim Scene_temp as xpscene
Dim outFB as xpoutputframebuffer
Dim bTemp AS boolean

Self.GetObjectByName("Timer on/off", timer_txt_on_off)

bTemp = false
Engine.getoutputframebuffer(0, outFB)
bTemp = outFB.getsceneonlayer(100, Scene_temp)
self.project.GetSceneByName("Timer_ON", Scene_timer_on)
self.project.GetSceneByName("Timer_OFF", Scene_timer_off)


if bTemp=true then
Scene_timer_off.SetOnline (0, 100)
end if


'-------------------------------

Sorry for my English. )

Thanks.

I found this.
There is a pattern.
Duplicated 25 times the scene and clicked the take. And counted the take.
5 of 5 on 19th times the layer of the scene-timer is disappear.
Who are building programs like that so? This is a rhetorical question.
How to fix it?

#XPression

Hello again! )
Fixed.
It is important that it was written in the script "false"
self.project.GetSceneByName("_____", ______, false)

Because of this, many copies of scenes in the cache took place and the cache self-cleaning, maybe.
So thanks, everyone) Maybe this case will become lesson and help in same problem.

#XPression

If you don't have false the scene will get garbage collected whenever the .net garbage collector kicks in.
#XPression

I already understood.
Would be good if this default parameter is the false.
Could you, please, get an example or cases, when exactly is this situation necessary? I mean parameter is true.
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