DO_Ray

how does one use these matrices (vertex, texcoord, normal, color, 

specular, edgeflag, tangent, bitangent, and index data) to make 

certain that an .obj file gets intact into a jitter.mesh object ?

how does one use these matrices (vertex, texcoord, normal, color,  
specular, edgeflag, tangent, bitangent, and index data) to make  
certain that an .obj file gets intact into a jitter.mesh object ?

jitter-obj-to-mesh

Theres a few example patches ive posted on the forum that deal with 

morphing. You should be able to find them, and shows how with 

matrixoutput 1. Take a look at the jitter opengl matrix format to 

learn how to pack/unpack so you can punch the normals out from 

matrixoutput 1 of jit.gl.model into jit.gl.mesh.

On Aug 27, 2007, at 7:37 AM, DO_Ray wrote:

> how does one use these matrices (vertex, texcoord, normal, color, 

> specular, edgeflag, tangent, bitangent, and index data) to make 

> certain that an .obj file gets intact into a jitter.mesh object ?

Theres a few example patches ive posted on the forum that deal with  
morphing. You should be able to find them, and shows how with  
matrixoutput 1.  Take a look at the jitter opengl matrix format to  
learn how to pack/unpack so you can punch the normals out from  
matrixoutput 1 of jit.gl.model into jit.gl.mesh.

> Hi,
>
> how does one use these matrices (vertex, texcoord, normal, color,  
> specular, edgeflag, tangent, bitangent, and index data) to make  
> certain that an .obj file gets intact into a jitter.mesh object ?
>
> Since. DO_Ray

Thnx for replying (you are very active indeed)

On 2 july 2007 1.37 there was a mail to B.Zamborlin, where a sample 

It shows exactly the mess i got earlier, what about the connection 

I discovered this general morphing question arises often, but no one 

    Appendix B of the Jittertutorial16 mentions a connection matrix.

    jit_matrix [geometry matrix] [connections matrix] [draw primitive].

with that matrix you can have a field of polygons where slowly a 

lower poly count object arises en ' melts ' down again without 

> Theres a few example patches ive posted on the forum that deal with 

> morphing. You should be able to find them, and shows how with 

> matrixoutput 1. Take a look at the jitter opengl matrix format to 

> learn how to pack/unpack so you can punch the normals out from 

> matrixoutput 1 of jit.gl.model into jit.gl.mesh.

> On Aug 27, 2007, at 7:37 AM, DO_Ray wrote:

>> how does one use these matrices (vertex, texcoord, normal, color, 

>> specular, edgeflag, tangent, bitangent, and index data) to make 

>> certain that an .obj file gets intact into a jitter.mesh object ?

On 2 july 2007 1.37 there was a mail to B.Zamborlin, where a sample  
patch was included.
It shows exactly the mess i got earlier, what about the connection  
matrix ?
I discovered this general morphing question arises often, but no one  
mentions the ' connection ' matrix.

	Appendix B of the Jittertutorial16 mentions a connection matrix.
	like:
	jit_matrix [geometry matrix] [connections matrix] [draw primitive].

with that matrix you can have a field of polygons where slowly a  
lower poly count object arises en ' melts ' down again without  
getting distorted.

> Theres a few example patches ive posted on the forum that deal with  
> morphing. You should be able to find them, and shows how with  
> matrixoutput 1.  Take a look at the jitter opengl matrix format to  
> learn how to pack/unpack so you can punch the normals out from  
> matrixoutput 1 of jit.gl.model into jit.gl.mesh.
>
>
> On Aug 27, 2007, at 7:37 AM, DO_Ray wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> how does one use these matrices (vertex, texcoord, normal, color,  
>> specular, edgeflag, tangent, bitangent, and index data) to make  
>> certain that an .obj file gets intact into a jitter.mesh object ?
>>
>> Since. DO_Ray
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