aceslowman

I am currently working on getting a video, currently coming from a jit.gl.videoplane, to blend with or display behind an imported model. I know that some of this comes from a misunderstanding of openGL context and the rendering pipeline, but hopefully this will clear some of that up for me. What would be the most appropriate way of accomplishing this?

Below is a stripped back patch, with one model, one video, and a jit.world that I intend to display the combination of the two.

I am currently working on getting a video, currently coming from a jit.gl.videoplane, to blend with or display behind an imported model. I k

blending-a-video-and-a-3d-model

Send them to one context - label both the videoplane and the model as @depth_enable 0 , then give the videoplane @layer 1 and the model @layer 2. Alternately, if you are keen to have seperate contexts, use the jit.gl.node to capture each (and stick them both into the same context using the layer/ depth_enable settings previously mentioned).

It works! Thank you. I'll probably try both methods, I haven't utilized jit.gl.node yet, so I may as well try to understand it better.

No worries - after years of jitter i only recently got into nodes. They come into their own if you want to apply seperate effects and processing to each image, or just want to composite using simple flattened 'animation cel' layers on videoplanes rather than pushing around a bunch of objects insode one context.

Blending a video and a 3D model