Tarik

is there no way to get the jit.gl.text3d to give me it's ultra-secret matrix output? Because I'd like to add some noise to it, stretch it, do all kinds of funky stuff with it, but I can't!

Ah yes, and I don't want to use obj-files because I want to use texts that can be typed in on the spot.

matrixout-in-jit-gl-text3d

Hmmm... so this mass-silence means a "no, you can't" ...?

best option is to capture a jit.lcd output.

i think this was mentioned some time ago.

> Hmmm... so this mass-silence means a "no, you can't" ...?

no secret, its just not there.
best option is to capture a jit.lcd output.
i think this was mentioned some time ago.

On 2/28/07, Tarik  wrote:
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>
> Hmmm... so this mass-silence means a "no, you can't" ...?
>
> - T
>

It works on my Mac. I think this is one of a few features, mostly 

related to text, that never got ported to Windows.

On Feb 28, 2007, at 2:01 AM, Tarik wrote:

It works on my Mac.  I think this is one of a few features, mostly  
related to text, that never got ported to Windows.

>
> Hmmm... so this mass-silence means a "no, you can't" ...?
>
>  - T


> It works on my Mac. I think this is one of a few features, mostly

> related to text, that never got ported to Windows.

> On Feb 28, 2007, at 2:01 AM, Tarik wrote:

> > Hmmm... so this mass-silence means a "no, you can't" ...?

On 2/28/07, Randy Jones  wrote:
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> It works on my Mac.  I think this is one of a few features, mostly
> related to text, that never got ported to Windows.
>
> -Randy
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> On Feb 28, 2007, at 2:01 AM, Tarik wrote:
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> >
> > Hmmm... so this mass-silence means a "no, you can't" ...?
> >
> >  - T
>
>

matrixout in jit.gl.text3d