Brecht

I've made a little patch which takes an image and makes a grid of 

Now, I would like to add some movement and control over the cubes- 

from-pixels but the frame rate is already very low...

Tips to other routes to explore for this effect?

patch+image here www.visulantics.net/jitter/3dsprite.zip

I've made a little patch which takes an image and makes a grid of  
cubes out of its pixels.
Now, I would like to add some movement and control over the cubes- 
from-pixels but the frame rate is already very low...
Tips to other routes to explore for this effect?
patch+image here www.visulantics.net/jitter/3dsprite.zip

imagepixels-to-3d-objects

The deadline for music submission to the International Computer Music

Conference (ICMC) 2007 has been extended to May 7th.

ICMC 2007 takes place in Copenhagen, Denmark August 27-31, and the theme 

All submissions are welcome & done through www.icmc2007.net, but at this

point we particularly encourage submissions in these categories:

1) Performances in any style/genre/kind with(out) instrument(s) for the 

2) Immersive music and/or instruments for underwater music performances

4) Choir (up to 3S-3A-3T-3B) w. electronics/interaction,

6) 12-channel tape music (three 4-channel layers) for site-specific

performance at the Atrium, Royal Library.

...but again, all submissions are welcome.

More information on categories and sites are available at

www.icmc2007.net & questions etc. can be directed to me on

Non-ICMC members can make one proposal free of submission fee, while

ICMC members can make two. Unfortunately we have to put a charge on

extra submissions, to offset our administration costs. You can of course

make as many submissions as you want, just as you can contact me on 

musicchair [AT] icmc2007 [dot] net for any questions before you submit.

The deadline for music submission to the International Computer Music
Conference (ICMC) 2007 has been extended to May 7th.

ICMC 2007 takes place in Copenhagen, Denmark August 27-31, and the theme 
is 'Immersive Music'.

All submissions are welcome & done through www.icmc2007.net, but at this
point we particularly encourage submissions in these categories:

1) Performances in any style/genre/kind with(out) instrument(s) for the 
15 night concerts,
2) Immersive music and/or instruments for underwater music performances
(in-door swimming-pool),
3) Installations,
4) Choir (up to 3S-3A-3T-3B) w. electronics/interaction,
5) Experimental music videos, and
6) 12-channel tape music (three 4-channel layers) for site-specific
performance at the Atrium, Royal Library.

More information on categories and sites are available at
www.icmc2007.net & questions etc. can be directed to me on
musicchair [AT] icmc2007 [dot] net

Non-ICMC members can make one proposal free of submission fee, while
ICMC members can make two. Unfortunately we have to put a charge on
extra submissions, to offset our administration costs. You can of course
make as many submissions as you want, just as you can contact me on 
musicchair [AT] icmc2007 [dot] net for any questions before you submit.

I've made something similar, with larger pieces which can be either 2d/3d with a texture spread out and "shattered" over them, the pieces are controlled via matrices, and the whole thing is implemented via a jit.gl.sketch cmdlist. I have to clean it up a bit before uploading to the list.. 

Your pixel-cubes patch sounds great, but the link doesn't work :(

Hi Brecht
I've made something similar, with larger pieces which can be either 2d/3d with a texture spread out and "shattered" over them, the pieces are controlled via matrices, and the whole thing is implemented via a jit.gl.sketch cmdlist. I have to clean it up a bit before uploading to the list.. 
Your pixel-cubes patch sounds great, but the link doesn't work :(
can you paste it here?
-Nadav


On 29 Apr 2007, at 14:23, Nadav Assor wrote:

> I've made something similar, with larger pieces which can be either 

> 2d/3d with a texture spread out and "shattered" over them, the 

> pieces are controlled via matrices, and the whole thing is 

> implemented via a jit.gl.sketch cmdlist. I have to clean it up a 

> Your pixel-cubes patch sounds great, but the link doesn't work :(

d'oh. typo in the URL
www.visualantics.net/jitter/3dsprite.zip

>
> Hi Brecht
> I've made something similar, with larger pieces which can be either  
> 2d/3d with a texture spread out and "shattered" over them, the  
> pieces are controlled via matrices, and the whole thing is  
> implemented via a jit.gl.sketch cmdlist. I have to clean it up a  
> bit before uploading to the list..
> Your pixel-cubes patch sounds great, but the link doesn't work :(
> can you paste it here?
> -Nadav


imagepixels to 3d objects