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Hello forum! I am using jit.matrix for non-video purposes, and I want to be able to split a 3-dimensional matrix into multiple 2-dimensional matrices, ordered by the 'z'(3rd)dimension.

[matrix-z1], a 2D-matrix where x and y coordinates correspond to z1 of 'test'

[matrix-z2], a 2D-matrix where x and y coordinates correspond to z2 of 'test'

[matrix-z3], a 2D-matrix where x and y coordinates correspond to z3 of 'test'

Hello forum! I am using jit.matrix for non-video purposes, and I want to be able to split a 3-dimensional matrix into multiple 2-dimensional matrices, ordered by the 'z'(3rd)dimension. 

i.e. [jit.matrix test 1 long 3 3 3]
into
[matrix-z1], a 2D-matrix where x and y coordinates correspond to z1 of 'test'
[matrix-z2], a 2D-matrix where x and y coordinates correspond to z2 of 'test'
[matrix-z3], a 2D-matrix where x and y coordinates correspond to z3 of 'test'


jitter-help-with-jit-matrix-dimensions

I suggest @usesrcdim @srcdimstart @srcdimend, like this:

Thank you so much Christopher! I played around with what you've sent me and managed to get 2-dim matrices, but I'm wondering if the way i've done it is the most efficient method. -- My favourite thing about max and pd is that often whatever solution to a problem I come up with, there's always a more efficient method around the corner! :) Would you mind taking a look at it?

Thank you so much Christopher! I played around with what you've sent me and managed to get 2-dim matrices, but I'm wondering if the way i've done it is the most efficient method. -- My favourite thing about max and pd is that often whatever solution to a problem I come up with, there's always a  more efficient method around the corner! :) Would you mind taking a look at it?


Your patch, with a couple of comments added:

[Jitter] help with jit.matrix dimensions