joumik

i'm looking for a GPU-based way to replace an image with another ,

these images are applied to a videoplane .

-the next image will totally replace it , pixels after pixels ,

-the new pixels are applied with a (y) axis priority ,

-when the first column is replaced , then it's time for the second column ...

i have had a look on the subtex.3d example patch ,

but can't figure out how to apply my simple need , cleanly !

i'm not sure this shader is the good one .

i have tried a non-GPU manner , involving some getcell and setcell messages given to jit.matrixes , but it's not working "OK" , as soon as i'm working with many videoplanes (and i have to) .

i think the best way would be to use a shader ,

is there a shader , already existing , that could work as i need ?

her is a patch that tries to show my needs ,

with white pixels replacing black ones (or black replacing white) .

(there's a loadbang , please click the "setall 255" message if just copy-pasted)

hi everybody ,
i'm looking for a GPU-based way to replace an image with another ,
these images are applied to a videoplane . 

-the current image is displayed
-the next image will totally replace it , pixels after pixels ,
from the bottom right to the top left .
-the new pixels are applied with a (y) axis priority ,
-when the first column is replaced , then it's time for the second column ...
-from right to left
i have had a look on the subtex.3d example patch ,
but can't figure out how to apply my simple need , cleanly !
i'm not sure this shader is the good one . 

i think the best way would be to use a shader ,
is there a shader , already existing , that could work as i need ?
would you have any clue ? 

her is a patch that tries to show my needs ,
with white pixels replacing black ones (or black replacing white) .

if someone could help ....
thanks
Matthieu


pixel-replacement-shader

you could probably work this out with jit.gl.pix

here's a basic patch to get you started:


pixel replacement shader