djtoshi182

I am capturing snapshots from part of jit.grab into each buffer.

I want to composite each buffered images on one matrix.

although images in each buffer changes, I want to see every images accumulating into one matrix until I clear the matrix. because I don't want buffer images save into an image file.

right now, image in the matrix erased when the buffer replaced with another image.

can I label each buffer that never be the same label everytime?

plus, how can I give multiply or overlay,additive when each images accumulate into one matrix. buffer number is about 6.

I am capturing snapshots from part of jit.grab into each buffer.
I want to composite each buffered images on one matrix.
although images in each buffer changes, I want to see every images accumulating into one matrix until I clear the matrix. because I don't want buffer images save into an image file.
how can I do that?
right now, image in the matrix erased when the buffer replaced with another image.
can I label each buffer that never be the same label everytime?

plus, how can I give multiply or overlay,additive when each images accumulate into one matrix.  buffer number is about 6.

how-can-i-store-buffered-images-on-a-matrix-although-buffer-changes

do you know about jit.matrixset? might be worth looking into.

yes that's how I store part of grab into a buffer so paste on a final matrix using @thru

but not sure how not to replace pasted image in a matrix. maybe need to label every buffer image?

yes  that's how I store part of grab into a buffer so paste on a final matrix using @thru
but not sure how not to replace pasted image in a matrix. maybe need to label every buffer image?


You want to keep track of which matrices in a matrixset are occupied. There's lots of ways to do this, of course, but you could just input them in order, right? I made a small patch, hope it helps at all:

Aah, i think i understand now, kinda :P. 

You want to keep track of which matrices in a matrixset are occupied. There's lots of ways to do this, of course, but you could just input them in order, right? I made a small patch, hope it helps at all:


I actually had an overly convoluted patch that did something similar. It was basically to create a grid preview thingy.

I actually had an overly convoluted patch that did something similar.  It was basically to create a grid preview thingy.

how can I store buffered images on a matrix although buffer changes