Christopher Baker

In the jit.p.shiva/vishnu example, there is an option to show the 

particle ids when viewing the 2d presets. The 2d version feeds id 

and position information into jit.lcd. I am interested in a similar 

effect (text/particles), but I would like to do it in 3d space using 

Essentially, I would like to have multiple bits of text on the screen 

(in a gl context) that emerge, then decay away over time.

It seems that I might be able to do this with a combination of 

jit.gl.text2d (using the multi-text functionality) and jit.p.shiva/ 

Is this a good way to go, or can someone suggest a better method for 

making multiple bits of gl text emerge and decay away?

In the jit.p.shiva/vishnu example, there is an option to show the  
particle ids when viewing the 2d presets.  The 2d version feeds id  
and position information into jit.lcd.  I am interested in a similar  
effect (text/particles), but I would like to do it in 3d space using  
jit.gl.text2d or jit.gl.text3d.

Essentially, I would like to have multiple bits of text on the screen  
(in a gl context) that emerge, then decay away over time.

It seems that I might be able to do this with a combination of  
jit.gl.text2d (using the multi-text functionality) and  jit.p.shiva/ 
vishnu.

Is this a good way to go, or can someone suggest a better method for  
making multiple bits of gl text emerge and decay away?

opengl-text-movement

Check out the Xmas recipe, aka Recipe 19: Tannenbaum

https://cycling74.com/story/2006/2/14/161736/108

Hey Christopher,
Check out the Xmas recipe, aka Recipe 19: Tannenbaum
https://cycling74.com/story/2006/2/14/161736/108

That should get you started.
Cheers,
Andrew B.


try Andrew Benson's Recipe 19: Tannenbaum:

try Andrew Benson's Recipe 19: Tannenbaum:
https://cycling74.com/story/2006/2/14/161736/108

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