valintino

Hi all I am new to Max 5 and I am working on a PC. I am a 3D design student doing a project on Kings Cross Station. I have recorded primary videos from the space and am looking to generate 3D forms and geometries from these videos. I don’t have a lot of time to develop the project and need to ‘jump ahead’ to more advanced Max patches quickly in order to achieve my project aims.

I have started by downloading the cv.jit library and have looked through all of the help files and have arranged all of the objects I like onto one patch (print screen included) and ran them all from one video. I particularly like the aesthetic outcome of the hough space object, are there any other objects that can achieve the same visual outcome or can the hough space be directly controlled/manipulated?

I have also looked through the jitter help and tutorial files of which I have found the NURBS and render object of most interest (print screen included). Is there any way of further controlling the render output from NURBS or possibly combining both these objects? And what information is determining the geometrical outcome, is it the sound or something visual?

My main aim is to try and develop a specific spatial language respondent to both busy spaces and calm spaces taken directly from my primary films.

Any information on what else I can look at or where I can take my idea will be much appreciated. Anything else to do with 3D outputs from video sources would be brilliant.

I have started by downloading the cv.jit library and have looked through all of the help files and have arranged all of the objects I like onto one patch (print screen included) and ran them all from one video. I particularly like the aesthetic outcome of the hough space object, are there any other objects that can achieve the same visual outcome or can the hough space be directly controlled/manipulated? 

My main aim is to try and develop a specific spatial language respondent to both busy spaces and calm spaces taken directly from my primary films. 

3D Geometry from video