I'm using Jitter to animate led strips. I was investigating the use of jit.world instead of jit.gl.render and can't seem to do what I want to do.

I currently use a jit.window with a size of 40x1 which corresponds to the number of leds on my strip. I use jit.gl.asyncread to readback as a matrix and then send it to the led strip via the serial object. By setting the windows to 40x1 I get a nice 40x1 matrix from jit.gl.asyncread which is a 1:1 mapping with my input matrix.

With jit.world whenever I try to set the y dimension to 1 the window seems to default to something bigger (50x28)

Would there be a way to achieve this with jit.world ? This would be handy as I could just use output_matrix instead of jit.gl.asyncread to send the data to my leds.

I'm using Jitter to animate led strips.  I was investigating the use of jit.world instead of jit.gl.render and can't seem to do what I want to do.

I currently use a jit.window with a size of 40x1 which corresponds to the number of leds on my strip.  I use jit.gl.asyncread to readback as a matrix and then send it to the led strip via the serial object.  By setting the windows to 40x1 I get a nice 40x1 matrix from jit.gl.asyncread which is a 1:1 mapping with my input matrix.

With jit.world whenever I try to set the y dimension to 1 the window seems to default to something bigger (50x28)
Would there be a way to achieve this with jit.world ?  This would be handy as I could just use output_matrix instead of jit.gl.asyncread to send the data to my leds.

setting-a-y-value-of-1-for-jit-world-size

jit.gl.asyncread is pretty overkill for this I think.

If you use the to_texture message with jit.gl.render then you can send the output of jit.gl.render to a simple jit.gl.texture object.

jit.gl.asyncread is pretty overkill for this I think.
If you use the to_texture message with jit.gl.render then you can send the output of jit.gl.render to a simple jit.gl.texture object.

I was just curious to see if I could translate some old patches to use jit.world but I'm fine with using jit.gl.render.

The asyncread method seems to work fine but I'll try texture output to see if there's a difference in performance.

Setting a y value of 1 for jit.world size