mbiederman

probably kinda stupid question here, but I am finally digging into the gl stuff.

my question then is how to increase the dimension/resolution of the objects I draw in jit.gl.sketch? I just want a smooth surface...

I know its probably obvious, but I was working too late, and couldn't find it in the docs, blue or redbook...

my question then is how to increase the dimension/resolution of the objects I draw in jit.gl.sketch?  I just want a smooth surface...

thanks in advance...
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gl-sketch-dimension

When you say "resolution" are you talking about the window that the

objects are being drawn into, or are you referring to the vertex count

of the OpenGL geometry you drawing? If you want anti-aliased edges in

OpenGL, you will need to turn on @fsaa in your jit.window.

When you say "resolution" are you talking about the window that the
objects are being drawn into, or are you referring to the vertex count
of the OpenGL geometry you drawing?  If you want anti-aliased edges in
OpenGL, you will need to turn on @fsaa in your jit.window.

"dim $1 $2" has no bearing on my gl.sketch object which i why i asked the question. it was my first try, so rather than getting all high and mighty, let's try and be social, no, VG?

andrew - thanks, I am looking to increase the vertex count in the actual object. so like whne making a circle, I get a nice round one, rather than the chunky one I am left with. as i said above, the dim message gets me nowhere, which i find a bit odd. Im on a MBP CD 2.16 with 10.4.8.

"dim $1 $2" has no bearing on my gl.sketch object which i why i asked the question. it was my first try, so rather than getting all  high and mighty, let's try and be social, no, VG?

andrew - thanks, I am looking to increase the vertex count in the actual object. so like whne making a circle, I get a nice round one, rather than the chunky one I am left with. as i said above, the dim message gets me nowhere, which i find a bit odd.  Im on a MBP CD 2.16 with 10.4.8.

To increase (or decrease) the number of vertices used to draw one of the

given simple shapes in jit.gl.sketch, you will need to use the

"shapeslice x y" message before sending the message to draw your shape. 

To increase (or decrease) the number of vertices used to draw one of the
given simple shapes in jit.gl.sketch, you will need to use the
"shapeslice x y" message before sending the message to draw your shape. 
Here is a simple example of this:

> To increase (or decrease) the number of vertices used to draw one of the

> given simple shapes in jit.gl.sketch, you will need to use the

> "shapeslice x y" message before sending the message to draw your shape.

For me it's also the perfect option for "openGL bitcrushing" . I love it 

when things get "sketchy" like that, pun intended. It's cheap too.

andrew benson skrev:
> To increase (or decrease) the number of vertices used to draw one of the
> given simple shapes in jit.gl.sketch, you will need to use the
> "shapeslice x y" message before sending the message to draw your shape.
For me it's also the perfect option for "openGL bitcrushing" . I love it 
when things get "sketchy" like that, pun intended. It's cheap too.
Andy.

gl.sketch dimension?