AidanTek

How can I get a mix that I can control for four visual sources going to one jit.window object? In my current case I'm trying to mix between 4 jit.sketch objects - just to define by mix I mean to fade each jit.sketch in and out individually

4-channel-visual-mix

ok I just realised that I haven't explained this properly (posted this morning without thinking through), I haven't fiddled with jitter much yet, particularly with computer generated graphics and forgot how I set this patch up:

basically the jit.sketch object is followed by an argument - 'sample' which sends it to the corresponding jit.render object (which also has the same argument 'sample' which links them up like a send object would in max) and jit.render is obviously powering a jit.window object which also has the same argument. So even if I could make this 4 channel mix work with jit.xfade, I'm not sure where to begin or insert it into the chain as the key objects essentially communicate with each other wirelessly

sounds like you need to go back over the opengl tutorials.

if you have four gl.sketches in the same opengl context, they will automatically render in the same window. how they mix is up to you to control (using depth enable or blend modes)

take another look at the tutorials and post a patch using Edit-Copy Compressed once you have a better idea of whay you are trying to achieve.

if you have four gl.sketches in the same opengl context, they will automatically render in the same window.  how they mix is up to you to control (using depth enable or blend modes)

take another look at the tutorials and post a patch using Edit-Copy Compressed once you have a better idea of whay you are trying to achieve.


4 channel visual mix