Cannot read property 'dispose' of null

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2020-07-09 at 9:47 am #29876
web
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I’ve got an issue creating a material on runtime. I get the error “Cannot read property ‘dispose’ of null” in the console.
However the application is running normal and the material is also created normally. But I would like to get rid of that error.

Maybe it has something todo with the 3.3.0 pre1 version I’m testing.

This is the code:
```
var video = loadVideo('./assets/Testvideo.mp4');
var singleObj = getObjectByName('Testobject');
var texture = new v3d.VideoTexture(video);    
singleObj.material = new v3d.MeshStandardMaterial({ emissive : 0xFFFFFF, emissiveMap : texture, emissiveIntensity: 0.7});
```
2020-07-12 at 10:31 am #29992

Alexander Kovelenov
Staff

Hi,
That’s strange. dispose happens when you’re unloading something. Are you sure these lines of code generate the error?

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2020-07-13 at 7:59 am #30001

web
Customer

As soon as I got the last line for creating the material I get this error. At the moment the workaround I’m using is creating a “MeshLambertMaterial” instead of “MeshStandardMaterial”. With the lambert one there is no error, dont know why?

2020-07-13 at 3:03 pm #30036

Alexander Kovelenov
Staff

I made a simple test case based on your code, still no errors Can you share a link to your project sources?

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2020-07-15 at 8:47 am #30125
web
Customer
I think I found the issue. I’ve upped the world cubemap res on runtime. As soon as I got the updateEnvironment in the code, I get the error with the MeshStandardMaterial.

This is the code in the runCode()
```
app.worldCubemapRes = 2048;
app.updateEnvironment(app.worldMaterial);
```
This is the error log in chrome:
```
v3d.js:1 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'dispose' of null
at v3d.js:1
at v3d.js:1
at Ci.traverse (v3d.js:1)
at zn.traverse (v3d.js:1)
at sy._traverseSceneForEnvUpdates (v3d.js:1)
at sy.disposeEnvironment (v3d.js:1)
at sy.updateEnvironment (v3d.js:1)
at runCode (test.js?ver=0.1:227)
at test.js?ver=0.1:96
at v3d.js:1
```
2020-07-15 at 12:51 pm #30136

Ivan Lyubovnikov
Staff

web wrote:

I think I found the issue. I’ve upped the world cubemap res on runtime. As soon as I got the updateEnvironment in the code, I get the error with the MeshStandardMaterial.

Thanks for investigating the issue! It will be fixed in the next verge3d update.

Co-founder and lead developer at Soft8Soft.

2020-07-15 at 4:22 pm #30148

web
Customer

Great
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