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This should be a quick one. I can’t seem to get this simple one.

as the title indicates, I would for this framequad to have perfectly closed

corners when the gllinewidth is @ max (which seems to be 10)

Basically I seem to need to have the top/bottom OR Left/Right lines draw a little longer.

Thanks in advance for any help on this :-)

This should be a quick one. I can’t seem to get this simple one.
as the title indicates, I would for this framequad to have perfectly closed
corners when the gllinewidth is @ max (which seems to be 10)

Here is the patch.
Thanks in advance for any help on this :-)

jit-gl-sketch-any-suggestions-for-this-one

try jit.gl.path. lots of options to play with, and not limited to the opengl max line_width.

the patch below will get you started. note that you have to append the 1st and 2nd points again after the 4th, in order to close the path, and get the proper rounded corners.

I ended doing what you suggest in other posts. photoshop square / delete the unwanted pixels / save as .png / blend_enable 1.

Would your jit.gl.path approach be less cpu expensive if duplicated 12 times or is the [jit.gl.videoplane @dim 2 2] or [jit.gl.videoplane @shape plane @dim 2 2]

Thanks a lot though I am learning, and will for sure benefit from your posted patch.

ps. side topic: I read in some post that you found some things hard to wrap your head around at 1st , like [jit.unpack @jump N N @offset N N]

how is that, I asked myself, "didn't he in part develop this software".

I ended doing what you suggest in other posts. photoshop square / delete the unwanted pixels / save as .png / blend_enable 1.
Would your jit.gl.path approach be less cpu expensive if duplicated 12 times or is the [jit.gl.videoplane @dim 2 2] or [jit.gl.videoplane @shape plane @dim 2 2]
better.

Thanks a lot though I am learning, and will for sure benefit from your posted patch.
thanks

ps.  side topic:   I read in some post that you found some things hard to wrap your head around at 1st , like [jit.unpack @jump N N @offset N N]
how is that, I asked myself, "didn't he in part develop this software". 

either option seems like it would work. what's better depends entirely on your needs. if you go the gl.path route and are concerned about efficiency, you could try using it with gl.multiple. or you could capture a single gl.path to a texture with gl.node @capture 1, and then duplicate the texture. or…

haha, jit.unpack preceded me by several years.

however some of the objects i did develop, still take some time to wrap my head around :)

haha, jit.unpack preceded me by several years.
however some of the objects i did develop, still take some time to wrap my head around :)


thx again. you're a class act. very humble. all true genius are.

jit.gl.sketch any suggestions for this one