Joost Rekveld

what does the planecount message to jit.pack actually do ?

I was hoping to use it to limit the number of planes of my matrix to 

for instance I want to pack some planes together, maximum eight, so I 

but once in a while I want only six, so I send [planecount 6] to my 

jit.pack, which I expected to result in jit.pack ignoring the last two 

but the planecount message doesn't seem to make any difference.

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before by somebody who did not discover it"

I was hoping to use it to limit the number of planes of my matrix to 
the ones i really use..
for instance I want to pack some planes together, maximum eight, so I 
use a [jit.pack 8].
but once in a while I want only six, so I send [planecount 6] to my 
jit.pack, which I expected to result in jit.pack ignoring the last two 
inputs ?
but the planecount message doesn't seem to make any difference.

                         Joost Rekveld
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before by somebody who did not discover it"
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jit-pack-planecount

Unfortunately this is not dynamic in jit.pack. I might suggest using 

scripting, or jit.pack from js/java, or possibly jit.expr or exprfill 

method for jit.matrix (e.g. planecount 6, exprfill "mat0.p[0]" "mat1.p 

[0]" "mat2.p[0]" "mat3.p[0]" "mat4.p[0]" "mat5.p[0]")

Unfortunately this is not dynamic in jit.pack. I might suggest using  
scripting, or jit.pack from js/java, or possibly jit.expr or exprfill  
method for jit.matrix (e.g. planecount 6, exprfill "mat0.p[0]" "mat1.p 
[0]" "mat2.p[0]" "mat3.p[0]" "mat4.p[0]" "mat5.p[0]")

jit.pack planecount