erratic behavior of 077

I don’t know how else to classify this. I will test my RAM in case there’s a problem with that (I know I’ve reduced the RAM usage so out of memory is not happening anymore, but there could be some bad RAM).

Mis-behavior 1: about 30% of the times when starting Touch my LogicCore crashes right away (doesn’t save anything)
Mis-behavior 2: now I’m getting - 100% of the times - a startup error that says:

Error: Missing token: “{ project1/HILDA/ACTORS/ACTOR_HILDA/LOGIC/LIP_SYNC/envelope1.tsenvlp”

I haven’t touched that area in a loooooooong time.

to add to the problems, In logic core I have an audiostream chop in a TEMPLATES container.
I’m cloning that in a bunch of places.

the audio stream I see in templates has play =0 and reset =1 (both dependent on clone immune chops so I can set them individually in the clones).

it’s always cooking (and erroring out obviously), no matter the above two fields status.

I’ve followed it with a null cooked to selective cooking based on values, but that’s always cooking too (maybe because there are no channels in the audio stream chop?).

the null is followed by and audio out which is - probably because it has no channels - spitting out error messages (ERROR writing AUDIO: )

how to fix?
d

mmm…I’ve used a switch to spit out chan1 and chan2 set to 0 if there are no chans in the audiostream, and I still get the errors, no matter what I write the audio out to. Is it possible that it’s erroring out on a clone, and yet the error message points to my master template?

d

oh yeah, Mis-Behavior #4 (3 being the audio out chop): hard to track down, but the head of my character seems to translate up into space only sometimes. Meaning I may be opening a show and when I trigger an animation the head translates up, I reopen the show, do exactly the same thing, and the head stays in the right place.

It feels like 077 is stepping on its own memory, but maybe it’s bad memory on the computer itself.

d

I’ve fixed the Audio Out CHOP erroring when its input has no channels.