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I am having a doozy of a time here trying to texture a jit.gl.mesh object. I am trying to use a gl.gridshape plane to generate a mesh, but i am a little lost on computing the texcoords. Are there any tips out there? Attached below is a sample patch.

I am having a doozy of a time here trying to texture a jit.gl.mesh object.  I am trying to use a gl.gridshape plane to generate a mesh, but i am a little lost on computing the texcoords.  Are there any tips out there?  Attached below is a sample patch.

thanks for any pointers on this one...
best
matthew


texture-simple-jit-gl-mesh

https://cycling74.com/forums/texcoords-on-jit-gl-mesh

by the way, Ive been away from the forums for a while and with this new system, I find the search does not work as well - I've been trying to find the answers, and at times clicking on a particular thread returns me to the top level of the forum. frustrating to say the least. (just in case anyone is listening from cycling)

by the way, Ive been away from the forums for a while and with this new system, I find the search does not work as well - I've been trying to find the answers, and at times clicking on a particular thread returns me to the top level of the forum.  frustrating to say the least. (just in case anyone is listening from cycling)


also, just want to make sure you realize that the gridshape matrixoutput contains texture coords that you can use with gl.mesh.

the texcoords are in the 4th and 5th planes of the matrixoutput, therefore if you delete the jit.matrix going in to the second gl.mesh inlet, and modify the jit.matrix going in to the first gl.mesh inlet to have 5 planes, instead of 3, you will get proper texcoords. (the gl.mesh will properly interpret the 4th and 5th planes of a matrix in it's first inlet as texcoords).

texture simple jit.gl.mesh