lux@llumen.be

I have some performance troubles, I've read the threaths concerning the use of gl and implemented most into the final patch, I have however an 'effect' that I want to recreate by using jit.noise instead of this whopping 20480x3072 matrix (I know WAAAYY to big)

I've invluded the patch and a pdf that you'll need to load into the patch to create it all, I hope it wll make some sense once you're in the patch, it would be very criptical if I would discribe it here,

In the final patch I've downsized this thingy so that it actually runs pretty good using three or four of this 'instances' but it slows down some times and need the speed.

I wil eventually need one of these matriw style thingies still running (after hopefully fixing the stripy-ones by replacing them with gl) because I have one of the offset/dimension things connected to a wacomtablet and need to be able to single out some elements on a actual composed photograph.

I've invluded the patch and a pdf that you'll need to load into the patch to create it all, I hope it wll make some sense once you're in the patch, it would be very criptical if I would discribe it here, 

performance-issue-and-trying-to-replace-a-certain-optical-effect-by-gl-and-noise-3

> I've tried making lines with jit.fill and jit.noise, but have to 

> figure out if there is a way to get the lines change in height 

> (here of course it can't since the matrix is just 1 high

> So hoping I'll figure it out by rescaling this to a 256x256 matrix 

> (no id for now) and then trying to cut out some more chunks.

>
>
> I've tried making lines with jit.fill and jit.noise, but have to  
> figure out if there is a way to get the lines change in height  
> (here of course it can't since the matrix is just 1 high
>
> So hoping I'll figure it out  by rescaling this to a 256x256 matrix  
> (no id for now) and then trying to cut out some more chunks.
>
> Would this be a good idea?
>
> best
>
> pieter
>
>
> max v2;
> 


try something like the patch below. Note that we've given the

jit.gl.plato, gridshape and 3dtext an explicit render order with

automatic 0 and done some trickery with the handle's rotation and

position values so that they can be moved independently. If you want

to do the same thing on the CPU, you could use jit.lcd.

try something like the patch below.  Note that we've given the
jit.gl.plato, gridshape and 3dtext an explicit render order with
automatic 0 and done some trickery with the handle's rotation and
position values so that they can be moved independently.  If you want
to do the same thing on the CPU, you could use jit.lcd.

performance issue and trying to replace a certain optical effect by gl and noise