Placing an image inside a variable-sized grid
Hello,
I have a question about Jitter. Assuming a grid like the one in the attached image below (the black lines are just for reference and are actually invisible), I’d like to load a single image and display it across the blocks of the grid. However, instead of showing the image identically in each block, I’d like to rotate it 90 degrees in certain cells. Is this possible to implement in Jitter? I'm also wondering if it's possible to change the grid layout in response to a bang signal. Thank you.
you can use jit.gl.videoplane with some simple math to get this kind of layout. you can use jit(.fx).rota or jit(.fx).dimmap to rotate 90 degrees. If you're at all comfortable with JS that's what I would use to manage the grid.
here's a starting point
@ROB RAMIREZ Thank you. This is a good starting point. I'm not very good at using JS in Max yet, but it seems like using JS would allow for more flexible implementations.
Hi,
As Rob said, JS is undoubtedly the most flexible option in your case, particularly given the fractal nature of your process. A possible alternative is to work on sampling coordinates. This is an example:
and with anti-aliasing:
@MATTEO MARSON thank you so much!