qfwfqduo

I would like to composite several matrices into one matrix and be able to move and rotate each matrix individually. I used named matrices but only got half-way there as I can only get only one matrix to appear in the matrix. How can I get all matrices to appear?

rotate-and-composite

Thanks for the advice. As you guessed I am new at this. What I actually need is closer to tutorial 16: on named matrices. The tutorial 16 patcher allows you put several movies into one matrix and resize and move them. The thing is I would also like to rotate them, and that is my main problem. I used jit.rota, but that rotates the movies WITHIN their frame, not the frames themselves.

If you know softVNS, then what I am trying to emulate is the V.composite object.

alphablend is slower than an eric rohmer film. simply use jit.matrix 

with @usedstdim 1. look at the jit.matrix-pip example.

On Dec 19, 2008, at 4:12 PM, qfwfqduo wrote:

alphablend is slower than an eric rohmer film.  simply use jit.matrix  
with @usedstdim 1.  look at the jit.matrix-pip example.

Quote: joshua goldberg wrote on Sun, 21 December 2008 22:27

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> alphablend is slower than an eric rohmer film. simply use jit.matrix 

> with @usedstdim 1. look at the jit.matrix-pip example.

I first tried as you recommend, but placing many movies in a matrix is only part of what I need. I also want to rotate them, and that is where the problem arises - with jit.rota rotating a movie leaves a black background in the empty part of the frame. That's why I used alphablend... Or am I missing something?

Quote: joshua goldberg wrote on Sun, 21 December 2008 22:27
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> alphablend is slower than an eric rohmer film.  simply use jit.matrix  
> with @usedstdim 1.  look at the jit.matrix-pip example.
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I first tried as you recommend, but placing many movies in a matrix is only part of what I need. I also want to rotate them, and that is where the problem arises - with jit.rota rotating a movie leaves a black background in the empty part of the frame. That's why I used alphablend... Or am I missing something?


I think you might want to try to do this using the GL objects. Here's a quick example.

Seconded on GL. Jitter's just no good these days without it.

On Dec 22, 2008, at 5:27 PM, Zachary Seldess wrote:

> I think you might want to try to do this using the GL objects. 

Seconded on GL.  Jitter's just no good these days without it.

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> I think you might want to try to do this using the GL objects.  
> Here's a quick example.
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Rotate and composite