delrayarts

I would love any creative suggestions or pointers for this piece. I'm trying to improve an installation that I have been working on. Ultimately I would like to use my version of Brecht's panorama patch (from a few weeks ago), where 4 jit.gl.texture-sketch are used as tiles. However, I'd like to simulate water/waves over these planes - similar to the pool-3d-nurbs.pat from the examples folder. I'm using a 1.67ghz mac 1gb ram 128 vram powerbook tiger 10.4.4

(my simple version of Brecht's patch at bottom of email)

First, here's a patch of the basic "look" of what I am trying to accomplish. This patch allows you to draw the waves and then with jit.op and jit.brass it mixes with a video file. So I basically eliminated the nurb from the example patch (which I'd rather not do - but am willing to if it takes too much processing). I'd rather eliminate the op and brass.

and here's the jit.gl.texture-sketch patch... is there a way to draw on the "texture-sketch" like you can with the nurb (ctlmatrix)? or is there a way to route the "texture-sketch" output to texture the nurb which is being drawn? I've tried several ways to cut/paste these two patches together, but the cpu/gpu take too much of a hit.

I would love any creative suggestions or pointers for this piece.  I'm trying to improve an installation that I have been working on.  Ultimately I would like to use my version of Brecht's panorama patch (from a few weeks ago), where 4 jit.gl.texture-sketch are used as tiles.  However, I'd like to simulate water/waves over these planes - similar to the pool-3d-nurbs.pat from the examples folder.  I'm using a 1.67ghz mac 1gb ram 128 vram powerbook tiger 10.4.4

First, here's a patch of the basic "look" of what I am trying to accomplish.  This patch allows you to draw the waves and then with jit.op and jit.brass it mixes with a video file.  So I basically eliminated the nurb from the example patch (which I'd rather not do - but am willing to if it takes too much processing).    I'd rather eliminate the op and brass.

and here's the jit.gl.texture-sketch patch... is there a way to draw on the "texture-sketch" like you can with the nurb (ctlmatrix)?  or is there a way to route the "texture-sketch" output to texture the nurb which is being drawn?  I've tried several ways to cut/paste these two patches together, but the cpu/gpu take too much of a hit.

makin' waves