Graham Wakefield

If I increase the size of a jit.gl.volume using the @scale attribute, 

the field within it does not increase size, but remains as a block 

in the center. I've juggled with the various settings, but can't 

figure out how to get around this. Any ideas?

If I increase the size of a jit.gl.volume using the @scale attribute,  
the field within it does not increase size, but remains as a  block  
in the center.  I've juggled with the various settings, but can't  
figure out how to get around this.  Any ideas?

jit-gl-volume-doesnt-respond-properly-to-scale

I can't say that I can verify, per se, but there is some strange

(though possibly characteristic?) behavior. When I use @scale there

is different behavior, depending on the matrix size- that seems to

make sense. Using a scale $1 $1 $1 message into jit.gl.volume, makes

some weird behavior (changing of visualization). Both methods get

weird when the volume scale is larger than the window... looks like a

That's OS 10.4.9. Max 4.5.3. Jitter 1.6.3.

> If I increase the size of a jit.gl.volume using the @scale attribute,

> the field within it does not increase size, but remains as a block

> in the center. I've juggled with the various settings, but can't

> figure out how to get around this. Any ideas?

I can't say that I can verify, per se, but there is some strange
(though possibly characteristic?) behavior.  When I use @scale there
is different behavior, depending on the matrix size- that seems to
make sense.  Using a scale $1 $1 $1 message into jit.gl.volume, makes
some weird behavior (changing of visualization).  Both methods get
weird when the volume scale is larger than the window... looks like a
fisheye view.

That's OS 10.4.9.  Max 4.5.3. Jitter 1.6.3.

On 6/3/07, Graham Wakefield  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If I increase the size of a jit.gl.volume using the @scale attribute,
> the field within it does not increase size, but remains as a  block
> in the center.  I've juggled with the various settings, but can't
> figure out how to get around this.  Any ideas?
>
> G
>


Still present. Is this a bug or expected behavior?

jit.gl.volume doesn't respond properly to @scale