Ranja Achbar

I tried to build a patch in which the jit.gl.model/render will be the input to the jit.gl.slab. In other words: capture the image of the 3D model and use slab for some shader effects on top of it. The thing is that I want to avoid jit.gl.sketch with jit.matrix to grab the 3d image because of the software rendering (am I right?). The idea is to stay in gl (or to render on the gpu) for high performance.

Here is an example of the patch with its workflow.

gl-model-to-gl-slab-gpu-rendering

here is a patch that uses @capture to render to a large texture 

(using dest_dim on the model and @dim on the target texture), and 

automatic 0 (which is a good habit to get into when doing GL), as 

well as some slab processing on the texture. Id tune the dest_dim and 

dim to your video card (I get 60 fps without any slab processing and 

30 if I use td.sinefold.jxs on the 1024x768 texture.

here is a patch that uses @capture to render to a large texture  
(using dest_dim on the model and @dim on the target texture), and  
automatic 0 (which is a good habit to get into when doing GL), as  
well as some slab processing on the texture. Id tune the dest_dim and  
dim to your video card (I get 60 fps without any slab processing and  
30 if I use td.sinefold.jxs on the 1024x768 texture.

gl model to gl.slab (gpu rendering)