Len Richardson

I've stumbled across some tiny issue when I touched an older project and wanted to get rid of some major programming flaws i've created back then. 

Most of it is simply replacing all video and rendering objects with gpu-relying ones (big ups to Frederico Foderaro by the way) 

Most of it went like a hot knife through butter and my render fps is never going below 57 of 60 anymore. Nevertheless I don't know how to replace the jit.gradient object. I thought I could find a way via jit.gl.pix and I am pretty sure I will find a way. But since I've been biting my teeth out on this for several hours now I wondered if maybe anyone of you had the same idea and found a solution already. 

Kind regards and a nice weekend to all of you

I've stumbled across some tiny issue when I touched an older project and wanted to get rid of some major programming flaws i've created back then. 
Most of it is simply replacing all video and rendering objects with gpu-relying ones (big ups to Frederico Foderaro by the way) 
Most of it went like a hot knife through butter and my render fps is never going below 57 of 60 anymore. Nevertheless I don't know how to replace the jit.gradient object. I thought I could find a way via jit.gl.pix and I am pretty sure I will find a way. But since I've been biting my teeth out on this for several hours now I wondered if maybe anyone of you had the same idea and found a solution already. 

Kind regards and a nice weekend to all of you

Hey there,
I've stumbled across some tiny issue when I touched an older project and wanted to get rid of some major programming flaws i've c

jit-gradient-but-on-gpu

I don't know what your using it for, but Federico has a gradient tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jrs4n_iRxj0

Haha indeed this is exactly what I was looking for.

Haha indeed this is exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks a lot Dante!

jit.gradient but on gpu?