Clicking the button on the original component, baking the second time deletes the object and the component goes orange.
When I bake the second time with my keyboard shortcut script, the baking is undone and the baked layer disappears.
bake_component_broken_again.gh (20.0 KB)
Right click, show all parameters does not update unless the canvas is zoomed way far in. After a right click and the BK input not showing up just yet, I can zoom in / out and it pops up or select / deselect…
@michaelvollrath how’s baking going for you with the latest update?
So far so good, I got the orange errors you see above but when I toggled them to false and then back to true again it worked just fine.
I’m about to test the new “Ensure” choice on the User Text component and bake with that.
I’ll report back with any issues
You also have to hit update twice to overwrite an object? It gets weird when I change the count.
bake_change_count_bake_again_problem.gh (13.6 KB)
just tested and yes… If I have logic that is being baked downstream of a referenced object and if I move said referenced object the bake component throws a warning for each item:
I need to then manually click update or toggle the boolean to False, and then back to True for it it work properly.
I have to do this anytime there is a change to the items.
So yes, it is broken in its current state (in my opinion)
Looping you in @kike and @AndyPayne
To repeat:
-add some points in Rhino
-get references to these points with the Query Model Objects component
-create an object that relies on these points (say a box or a sphere)
-use the bake content component to bake said box/sphere with bake mode set to update and boolean set to True
-move the referenced point in Rhino
-bake content component turns orange/throws warnings
-manually toggling the boolean false/true corrects the warnings and the object bakes at the new point location correctly
-move point again, repeat the same error process.
These is fixed on next RC.
Thanks for your effort testing. 
Thanks @kike !
