joumik

i want to build a simple jit.gl.pix quad viewer,

the four inputs are seen in the only one output.

Using the "rect" argument, on the jit.gl.pix box,

i suppose to be in the "efficient" world,

This why , I suppose, the final output content is enlightened.

what is the way, to tell the background to be pure black ?

making a quad-viewer may be more efficient, I'm sure :)

jit-quad-viou.maxpat

hi all,
i want to build a simple jit.gl.pix quad viewer,
4 ins, 1 out.
the four inputs are seen in the only one output.

Using the "rect" argument, on the jit.gl.pix box,
i suppose to be in the "efficient" world,
so here is my way (see patch).

as you can see on the pwindow at left,
background is grey.
This why , I suppose, the final output content is enlightened.
(max 8.1.6 - Mac OS 10.13.6)

what is the way, to tell the background to be pure black ?
does it have to be told to the gl.pix ? 

making a quad-viewer may be more efficient, I'm sure :)
don't hesitate :)....

thanks for your tips :)

Mat

hi all,
i want to build a simple jit.gl.pix quad viewer,
4 ins, 1 out.
the four inputs are seen in the only one output.

Using the "rect" ar

jit-gl-pix-background-color

I thought I had checked the background color of the jit world ,

wow !
I thought I had checked the background color of the jit world ,
and that was not the case !

sorry people :) !

jit.gl.pix background color