I just started working my way through the Jitter tutorials and came uppon the tracking colour patch. I modified it a bit and can now track X,Y and to a degree Z. 

I was wondering if anybody had any suggestion on how to improve the whole thing. X and Y work pretty well but Z isn't good at all. Maybe a different approach is needed. Any pointers would be deeply appreciated. 

Also, is it possible to avoid the jump to 0 and 239 when the colour leaves the screen? I was trying to set it up in a way that the last "good" values would be used but since jit.findbounds continually sends out that message, I don't know how to get around it.

Thanks a lot, and please, be patient with me. This is a whole new world for me...

I just started working my way through the Jitter tutorials and came uppon the tracking colour patch. I modified it a bit and can now track X,Y and to a degree Z. 
I was wondering if anybody had any suggestion on how to improve the whole thing. X and Y work pretty well but Z isn't good at all. Maybe a different approach is needed. Any pointers would be deeply appreciated. 
Also, is it possible to avoid the jump to 0 and 239 when the colour leaves the screen? I was trying to set it up in a way that the last "good" values would be used but since jit.findbounds continually sends out that message, I don't know how to get around it.
Thanks a lot, and please, be patient with me. This is a whole new world for me... 

colour tracking question...