vade

Does anyone have any strategies on implementing an arbitrary number 

of inputs for a jit.ecplise style meta imaging system?

Just curious, as im limited by the 320 x 240 max size and 2 inputs of 

Does anyone have any strategies on implementing an arbitrary number  
of inputs for a jit.ecplise style meta imaging system?

Just curious, as im limited by the 320 x 240 max size and 2 inputs of  
jit.eclipse currently.

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What do you mean arbitrary number of inputs? Are you trying to figure

out how to put together a bunch of images to make a larger image? The

columns and rows attributes are only limited by the size of your

matrix. jit.eclipse is ripe for making into a shader though.

> Does anyone have any strategies on implementing an arbitrary number of

> inputs for a jit.ecplise style meta imaging system?

> Just curious, as im limited by the 320 x 240 max size and 2 inputs of

What do you mean arbitrary number of inputs?  Are you trying to figure
out how to put together a bunch of images to make a larger image?  The
columns and rows attributes are only limited by the size of your
matrix.  jit.eclipse is ripe for making into a shader though.

On 11/6/06, vade  wrote:
> Hello
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> Does anyone have any strategies on implementing an arbitrary number of
> inputs for a jit.ecplise style meta imaging system?
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> Just curious, as im limited by the 320 x 240 max size and 2 inputs of
> jit.eclipse currently.
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> Thanks.
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Hey Wes. a jit.eclipse with more than 2 matrix inputs, which would 

best match the current row/column set (macro pixel ..?) with the best 

fix incoming matrix that matches hue wise.

On Nov 7, 2006, at 1:54 AM, Wesley Smith wrote:

> What do you mean arbitrary number of inputs? Are you trying to figure

> out how to put together a bunch of images to make a larger image? The

> columns and rows attributes are only limited by the size of your

> matrix. jit.eclipse is ripe for making into a shader though.

Hey Wes. a jit.eclipse with more than 2 matrix inputs, which would  
best match the current row/column set (macro pixel ..?) with the best  
fix incoming matrix that matches hue wise.

> What do you mean arbitrary number of inputs?  Are you trying to figure
> out how to put together a bunch of images to make a larger image?  The
> columns and rows attributes are only limited by the size of your
> matrix.  jit.eclipse is ripe for making into a shader though.
>
> wes
>


Arbitrary input meta imaging? jit.eclipse on steroids?