taprik

For a start, I'd like to transform (morph or something like that) a volume in live : a cube to a sphere or to an other free shape (with constant vertices of course).

Is it possible to parse all the vertices of a shape (obj file) load with jit.gl.model and handle them or do I have to define them for jit.gl.mesh and handle them with that object.

I also wonder if there is a limit on the number of vertices I can deal with in Jitter (without considerations of the limit of the GPU).

For a start, I'd like to transform (morph or something like that) a volume in live : a cube to a sphere or to an other free shape (with constant vertices of course).
Is it possible to parse all the vertices of a shape (obj file) load with jit.gl.model and handle them or do I have to define them for jit.gl.mesh and handle them with that object.
I also wonder if there is a limit on the number of vertices I can deal with in Jitter (without considerations of the limit of the GPU).

handling-vertices-in-jitter

this has been discussed plenty of times on the list, and in fact, 

there are example patches included with jitter that show one method.

you should be able to do a search or to and find some patches pretty 

On Jul 18, 2007, at 6:00 PM, taprik wrote:

> For a start, I'd like to transform (morph or something like that) a 

> volume in live : a cube to a sphere or to an other free shape (with 

> Is it possible to parse all the vertices of a shape (obj file) load 

> with jit.gl.model and handle them or do I have to define them for 

> jit.gl.mesh and handle them with that object.

> I also wonder if there is a limit on the number of vertices I can 

> deal with in Jitter (without considerations of the limit of the GPU).

this has been discussed plenty of times on the list, and in fact,  
there are example patches included with jitter that show one method.

you should be able to do a search or to and find some patches pretty  
easily. :)

>
> Hi,
>
>
> For a start, I'd like to transform (morph or something like that) a  
> volume in live : a cube to a sphere or to an other free shape (with  
> constant vertices of course).
> Is it possible to parse all the vertices of a shape (obj file) load  
> with jit.gl.model and handle them or do I have to define them for  
> jit.gl.mesh and handle them with that object.
> I also wonder if there is a limit on the number of vertices I can  
> deal with in Jitter (without considerations of the limit of the GPU).
>
> Thanks for your advice.
> taprik
>

handling vertices in jitter