btovsky

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> That reminds me, I should probably spend a little time on some new

> recipes and on updating the existing ones. It's been awhile, and there

> are some pretty cool new OpenGL features to show off and bug fixes

PLEASE do! The recipes are wonderful, and more openGL recipes would just 

andrew benson skrev:
> That reminds me, I should probably spend a little time on some new
> recipes and on updating the existing ones.  It's been awhile, and there
> are some pretty cool new OpenGL features to show off and bug fixes
> available.
>
>
PLEASE do! The recipes are wonderful, and more openGL recipes would just 
be sublime!

On Mar 8, 2007, at 9:14 AM, bruce tovsky wrote:

> as far as i can tell, tut 42 (Slab Comparison GPU) uses no shaders...

As documented, jit.gl.slab uses shaders under the hood.

If you're still in CFM land, I would recommend you upgrade to one of 

the Jitter 1.5.3 betas posted to the list (e.g. rc3). Lots more bug 

fixes and whiz bang features than any small bugs it introduces.

https://cycling74.com/pipermail/jitter/2006-December/005465.html

> hi wesley
> as far as i can tell, tut 42 (Slab Comparison GPU) uses no shaders...

If you're still in CFM land, I would recommend you upgrade to one of  
the Jitter 1.5.3 betas posted to the list (e.g. rc3). Lots more bug  
fixes and whiz bang features than any small bugs it introduces.

On Mar 8, 2007, at 12:22 PM, Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:

> On Mar 8, 2007, at 9:14 AM, bruce tovsky wrote:

>> as far as i can tell, tut 42 (Slab Comparison GPU) uses no shaders...

> As documented, jit.gl.slab uses shaders under the hood.

> If you're still in CFM land, I would recommend you upgrade to one 

> of the Jitter 1.5.3 betas posted to the list (e.g. rc3). Lots more 

> bug fixes and whiz bang features than any small bugs it introduces.

"To know is nothing at all; to imagine is everything."

>
> On Mar 8, 2007, at 9:14 AM, bruce tovsky wrote:
>
>> hi wesley
>> as far as i can tell, tut 42 (Slab Comparison GPU) uses no shaders...
>
> As documented, jit.gl.slab uses shaders under the hood.
>
> If you're still in CFM land, I would recommend you upgrade to one  
> of the Jitter 1.5.3 betas posted to the list (e.g. rc3). Lots more  
> bug fixes and whiz bang features than any small bugs it introduces.
>
> https://cycling74.com/pipermail/jitter/2006-December/005465.html
>
> -Joshua

"To know is nothing at all; to imagine is everything."
Albert Einstein


On Mar 8, 2007, at 12:56 PM, bruce tovsky wrote:

> On Mar 8, 2007, at 12:22 PM, Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:

>> On Mar 8, 2007, at 9:14 AM, bruce tovsky wrote:

>>> as far as i can tell, tut 42 (Slab Comparison GPU) uses no 

>> As documented, jit.gl.slab uses shaders under the hood.

>> If you're still in CFM land, I would recommend you upgrade to one 

>> of the Jitter 1.5.3 betas posted to the list (e.g. rc3). Lots more 

>> bug fixes and whiz bang features than any small bugs it introduces.

> "To know is nothing at all; to imagine is everything."

> thanks joshua, will do.
> cheers
> bruce
>
> On Mar 8, 2007, at 12:22 PM, Joshua Kit Clayton wrote:
>
>>
>> On Mar 8, 2007, at 9:14 AM, bruce tovsky wrote:
>>
>>> hi wesley
>>> as far as i can tell, tut 42 (Slab Comparison GPU) uses no  
>>> shaders...
>>
>> As documented, jit.gl.slab uses shaders under the hood.
>>
>> If you're still in CFM land, I would recommend you upgrade to one  
>> of the Jitter 1.5.3 betas posted to the list (e.g. rc3). Lots more  
>> bug fixes and whiz bang features than any small bugs it introduces.
>>
>> https://cycling74.com/pipermail/jitter/2006-December/005465.html
>>
>> -Joshua
>
> bruce tovsky
> www.skeletonhome.com
>
> "To know is nothing at all; to imagine is everything."
> Albert Einstein
>

>>>> if i run andrews "GL Feedback" receipe i get a different string of

>>>> jit.gl.texture: error doing screen grab!: GL Error: Invalid value

Sounds like you are using an older version of Jitter. In the current

version, I don't see any errors. BTW, this patch is arguably a little

dated now, although it should still function without errors. The

workaround for texture resizing should no longer be necessary with

jit.gl.texture @adapt 1 with the latest version of Jitter. Also, the

scaling math is now unnecessary with @transform_reset 2.

That reminds me, I should probably spend a little time on some new

recipes and on updating the existing ones. It's been awhile, and there

are some pretty cool new OpenGL features to show off and bug fixes

>>>>
>>>> if i run andrews "GL Feedback" receipe i get a different string of
>>>> errors
>>>> (only when i go full screen:)
>>>>
>>>> jit.gl.texture: error doing screen grab!: GL Error: Invalid value
>>>>
Sounds like you are using an older version of Jitter.  In the current
version, I don't see any errors.  BTW, this patch is arguably a little
dated now, although it should still function without errors.  The
workaround for texture resizing should no longer be necessary with
jit.gl.texture @adapt 1 with the latest version of Jitter.  Also, the
scaling math is now unnecessary with @transform_reset 2.

That reminds me, I should probably spend a little time on some new
recipes and on updating the existing ones.  It's been awhile, and there
are some pretty cool new OpenGL features to show off and bug fixes
available.

yeah, i'm stuck in cfm land until auvi gets updated.... too many of 

my jitter modules use it.... that's what you get for being lazy....

On Mar 8, 2007, at 1:56 PM, andrew benson wrote:

>>>>> if i run andrews "GL Feedback" receipe i get a different string of

>>>>> jit.gl.texture: error doing screen grab!: GL Error: Invalid value

> Sounds like you are using an older version of Jitter. In the current

> version, I don't see any errors. BTW, this patch is arguably a little

> dated now, although it should still function without errors. The

> workaround for texture resizing should no longer be necessary with

> jit.gl.texture @adapt 1 with the latest version of Jitter. Also, the

> scaling math is now unnecessary with @transform_reset 2.

> recipes and on updating the existing ones. It's been awhile, and 

"Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away."

hi andrew
yeah, i'm stuck in cfm land until auvi gets updated.... too many of  
my jitter modules use it.... that's what you get for being lazy....
cheers
b

>
>>>>>
>>>>> if i run andrews "GL Feedback" receipe i get a different string of
>>>>> errors
>>>>> (only when i go full screen:)
>>>>>
>>>>> jit.gl.texture: error doing screen grab!: GL Error: Invalid value
>>>>>
> Sounds like you are using an older version of Jitter.  In the current
> version, I don't see any errors.  BTW, this patch is arguably a little
> dated now, although it should still function without errors.  The
> workaround for texture resizing should no longer be necessary with
> jit.gl.texture @adapt 1 with the latest version of Jitter.  Also, the
> scaling math is now unnecessary with @transform_reset 2.
>
> That reminds me, I should probably spend a little time on some new
> recipes and on updating the existing ones.  It's been awhile, and  
> there
> are some pretty cool new OpenGL features to show off and bug fixes
> available.
>
> Cheers,
> Andrew B.

"Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away."
Philip K. Dick


FWIW, these new features are also available in 1.5.3b

So, you should be able to take advantage of them even in CFM-land.

FWIW, these new features are also available in 1.5.3b
So, you should be able to take advantage of them even in CFM-land.

yes, joshua turned me on to that... fixed all my troubles.... ;-)

On Mar 8, 2007, at 2:25 PM, andrew benson wrote:

> FWIW, these new features are also available in 1.5.3b

> So, you should be able to take advantage of them even in CFM-land.

"Reality is whatever refuses to go away when I stop believing in it.."

yes, joshua turned me on to that... fixed all my troubles.... ;-)
whatta guy
b

> FWIW, these new features are also available in 1.5.3b
> So, you should be able to take advantage of them even in CFM-land.
>
> AB

"Reality is whatever refuses to go away when I stop believing in it.."
Philip K. Dick


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