Anthony Palomba

I want to use jit.gl.sketch to create a score interface. Basically

3d objects will represent elements of the score which I can then

move around. Is there a way I can create a gl list of commands that 

represents an object and then assign it a name? I then want to be 

able to reference that object by name and translate it. Ideally

by using the mouse to drag it around. What would be the best way to do this?

I want to use jit.gl.sketch to create a score interface. Basically
3d objects will represent elements of the score which I can then
move around. Is there a way I can create a gl list of commands that 
represents an object and then assign it a name? I then want to be 
able to reference that object by name and translate it. Ideally
by using the mouse to drag it around. What would be the best way to do this?

help-with-jit-gl-sketch-please

i think you're best most flexible solution will be using java(script) or

see the opengl listener example provided with lua (there is a cool one for

On Jan 4, 2008 7:24 PM, Anthony Palomba wrote:

> I want to use jit.gl.sketch to create a score interface. Basically

> 3d objects will represent elements of the score which I can then

> move around. Is there a way I can create a gl list of commands that

> represents an object and then assign it a name? I then want to be

> able to reference that object by name and translate it. Ideally

> by using the mouse to drag it around. What would be the best way to do

i think you're best most flexible solution will be using java(script) or
lua.
see the opengl listener example provided with lua (there is a cool one for
java somewhere in app folder)

On Jan 4, 2008 7:24 PM, Anthony Palomba  wrote:

>
> I want to use jit.gl.sketch to create a score interface. Basically
> 3d objects will represent elements of the score which I can then
> move around. Is there a way I can create a gl list of commands that
> represents an object and then assign it a name? I then want to be
> able to reference that object by name and translate it. Ideally
> by using the mouse to drag it around. What would be the best way to do
> this?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
> Anthony
>

Help with jit.gl.sketch please...