hmihalis1

i only started trying to do anything vaguely challenging with computers a few days ago and have inevitably run into some problems. the first of many is just a simple texture mapping error. i have been following the instructions on video tutorials as accurately as i can tell but it doesn't seem to work for me. I was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to take a look. here it is:

Also, i've been having problems setting up a functioning fullscreen option on some of my patches, are there various ways of doing this that are more suited to certain object groups and processes? i'm sure it's just that everything i do is full of bugs and my max isn't set up (im only running the demo).

Finally, (one of) the main goals of setting up with max/jitter is creating a few interactive 3d models. although i'm finding it pretty hard to get any tutorials on this that begin at a point that i am familiar with. the basic goal would be to have a 3d sphere (preferably acting as an 'environment' for texture mapped video) would be overlayed onto a live feed from a webcam. When a viewer comes into frame, they are able to turn the sphere using hand gestures (preferably along and axes) and by doing so trigger a sample that is then run through delay/reverb either externally in ableton of just through an msp delay sub-patch. I hope it doesnt sound like i'm trying to do too much. I also have some other ideas to do with translating binary code into video and midi signals into control parameters for ableton so any pointers to tutorials about this would be helpfull too, but ideally i'd like some specific help with how to move 3d objects via movement recognition and how to overlay the 3d shape onto the live webcam feed. - and by help I really mean a step-by step or screen shot based report, i am hopeless at interpreting text based advice. I hope I am not being demanding, any help is appreciated.

i only started trying to do anything vaguely challenging with computers a few days ago and have inevitably run into some problems. the first of many is just a simple texture mapping error. i have been following the instructions on video tutorials as accurately as i can tell but it doesn't seem to work for me. I was wondering if anyone would be kind enough to take a look. here it is: 

Also, i've been having problems setting up a functioning fullscreen option on some of my patches, are there various ways of doing this that are more suited to certain object groups and processes? i'm sure it's just that everything i do is full of bugs and my max isn't set up (im only running the demo). 

Finally, (one of) the main goals of setting up with max/jitter is creating a few interactive 3d models. although i'm finding it pretty hard to get any tutorials on this that begin at a point that i am familiar with. the basic goal would be to have a 3d sphere (preferably acting as an 'environment' for texture mapped video) would be overlayed onto a live feed from a webcam. When a viewer comes into frame, they are able to turn the sphere using hand gestures (preferably along and axes) and by doing so trigger a sample that is then run through delay/reverb either externally in ableton of just through an msp delay sub-patch. I hope it doesnt sound like i'm trying to do too much. I also have some other ideas to do with translating binary code into video and midi signals into control parameters for ableton so any pointers to tutorials about this would be helpfull too, but ideally i'd like some specific help with how to move 3d objects via movement recognition and how to overlay the 3d shape onto the live webcam feed.   - and by help I really mean a step-by step or screen shot based report, i am hopeless at interpreting text based advice. I hope I am not being demanding, any help is appreciated.
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beginner-texture-problems

sorry i fixed the fullscreen and texture mapping problems. but i would still really like some help on rotating 3d objects with cv.jit and also on how to switch the object from say, a sphere to another shape or series of shapes or what was texture mapped onto them at randomised time intervals. xx

beginner texture problems