I am quickly seeing the power of jit.gl.mesh and textures. My question is -

How could I overlay different parts of the same texture using jit.gl.mesh? I am using jit.expr to split and reposition the texture in jit.gl.mesh but it would be GREAT if i could overlay different parts of the same texture.

I am quickly seeing the power of jit.gl.mesh and textures.  My question is -

How could I overlay different parts of the same texture using jit.gl.mesh?  I am using jit.expr to split and reposition the texture in jit.gl.mesh but it would be GREAT if i could overlay different parts of the same texture. 

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It is difficult to really say without seeing your patch and what you are 

trying to accomplish, but it sounds like this sort of thing would be 

best accomplished using a shader. Doing multisampling of a texture is 

fairly trivial in GLSL, but it will require an understanding of how 

shaders are written. If you give a more clear indication of what you 

are trying to do, it will be easier for the wizards among us to offer 

It is difficult to really say without seeing your patch and what you are 
trying to accomplish, but it sounds like this sort of thing would be 
best accomplished using a shader.  Doing multisampling of a texture is 
fairly trivial in GLSL, but it will require an understanding of how 
shaders are written.  If you give a more clear indication of what you 
are trying to do, it will be easier for the wizards among us to offer 
advice.

Rather than show you my patch, I will show you your patch, which is pretty much the patch i am working form. It is Jitter Recipe 36. Tiny Video.

https://cycling74.com/download/articles/JitterRecipes-Book3/36.TinyVideo.zip

To put it simply. How could you place any one of the 100 captured frames over any other? This makes sense if the top frame had an alpha channel or blend mode.

Is it possible with mesh? Can you have two textures on a mesh with alphas?

For this case, it is probably easiest to just create a second 

jit.gl.mesh object and render it on a second layer. You will need to 

> Rather than show you my patch, I will show you your patch, which is pretty much the patch i am working form. It is Jitter Recipe 36. Tiny Video.

> To put it simply. How could you place any one of the 100 captured frames over any other? This makes sense if the top frame had an alpha channel or blend mode.

> Is it possible with mesh? Can you have two textures on a mesh with alphas?

For this case, it is probably easiest to just create a second 
jit.gl.mesh object and render it on a second layer.  You will need to 
make sure and turn on blend_enabling.

Timothy Devine wrote:
> Hi Andrew 
>
> Thanks for your reply.
>
> Rather than show you my patch, I will show you your patch, which is pretty much the patch i am working form. It is Jitter Recipe 36. Tiny Video.
>
> https://cycling74.com/download/articles/JitterRecipes-Book3/36.TinyVideo.zip
>
> To put it simply. How could you place any one of the 100 captured frames over any other? This makes sense if the top frame had an alpha channel or blend mode.
>
> Is it possible with mesh? Can you have two textures on a mesh with alphas?
>
> Best
>
> Tim
>
>
>


if your aiming for dynmic multi-res texture tiling like

worldwindgoogleEarthseadragon , then your into dip waters.

http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/javase/worldwind/

especily of intrest is gov.nasa.worldwind.layers

On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 12:30 AM, Andrew Benson 

> For this case, it is probably easiest to just create a second

> jit.gl.mesh object and render it on a second layer. You will need to

> > Rather than show you my patch, I will show you your patch, which is

> pretty much the patch i am working form. It is Jitter Recipe 36. Tiny Video.

> > To put it simply. How could you place any one of the 100 captured frames

> over any other? This makes sense if the top frame had an alpha channel or

> > Is it possible with mesh? Can you have two textures on a mesh with

if your aiming for dynmic multi-res texture tiling like
worldwindgoogleEarthseadragon , then your into dip waters.

see http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/javase/worldwind/
especily of intrest is gov.nasa.worldwind.layers

On Fri, Mar 7, 2008 at 12:30 AM, Andrew Benson 
wrote:

> For this case, it is probably easiest to just create a second
> jit.gl.mesh object and render it on a second layer.  You will need to
> make sure and turn on blend_enabling.
>
> Best,
> Andrew B.
>
> Timothy Devine wrote:
> > Hi Andrew
> >
> > Thanks for your reply.
> >
> > Rather than show you my patch, I will show you your patch, which is
> pretty much the patch i am working form. It is Jitter Recipe 36. Tiny Video.
> >
> >
> https://cycling74.com/download/articles/JitterRecipes-Book3/36.TinyVideo.zip
> >
> > To put it simply. How could you place any one of the 100 captured frames
> over any other? This makes sense if the top frame had an alpha channel or
> blend mode.
> >
> > Is it possible with mesh? Can you have two textures on a mesh with
> alphas?
> >
> > Best
> >
> > Tim
> >
> >
> >
>
>

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