karl krach

i write live input to jfx file sequences and i would like to save some additional information along with them.... how would i do that?

currently i write 1 plane @1920x1080. into these jxf-file i'd like to embed a smaller depth map (640x360) plus a single boolean variable (0/1).

i guess i could make my one plane bigger and splice it up with math operators but i wonder wether there might be a more elegant solution?

and... if it is splicing up single planes, what objects should i be looking at?

hello,
i write live input to jfx file sequences and i would like to save some additional information along with them.... how would i do that?
currently i write 1 plane @1920x1080. into these jxf-file i'd like to embed a smaller depth map (640x360) plus a single boolean variable (0/1).
i guess i could make my one plane bigger and splice it up with math operators but i wonder wether there might be a more elegant solution?
and... if it is splicing up single planes, what objects should i be looking at?
as always, thanks a lot for help!!!
k


embedding-additional-information-into-jxf-files

i figured it out, sorry for making a stir - i did not know there are readymade commands for this...

if someone else should be as ignorant as me: jit.concat, jit.scissors and jit.glue is the way, jitter tutorial 13 shows where to go.

i figured it out, sorry for making a stir - i did not know there are readymade commands for this...
if someone else should be as ignorant as me: jit.concat, jit.scissors and jit.glue is the way, jitter tutorial 13 shows where to go.
k


so, you used jit.concat to "splice" 2 matrices, and then saved the new matrix to jxf file? What about the single Boolean value?

so, you used jit.concat to "splice" 2 matrices, and then saved the new matrix to jxf file?  What about the single Boolean value?


i just appended it to the filename... which i later break up and read out. maybe not overtly sophisticated but it works quite well...

embedding additional information into jxf-files?