lucnijs

continuing my project (see other post on gridshapes), I was wondering how I can combine such gridshapes (now 2 circles) with an image.

In the patch I've attached to this message, you can see that I've added a plane to the two circles.

But I would like to use an image (see attachment) instead of the plane....

Actually, what I want to show is a ball that is flattened by stepping on it, and gets bigger again when releasing the foot.

Also I was wondering how I can change the display of one circle, that is: I would like to only get the border (being able to also determine the thickness of the border)...

Would be great to get some help on this...

Hi,
continuing my project (see other post on gridshapes), I was wondering how I can combine such gridshapes (now 2 circles) with an image.
In the patch I've attached to this message, you can see that I've added a plane to the two circles.
But I would like to use an image (see attachment) instead of the plane....
Actually, what I want to show is a ball that is flattened by stepping on it, and gets bigger again when releasing the foot.

image-in-window

drag and drop your image onto your patch to create an fpic object (or read the image into an existing fpic, or use the importmovie message to jit.matrix). bang the image matrix out to a jit.gl.texture connected to a jit.gl.gridshape @shape plane.

if you need transparency, use @blend_enable 1 @depth_enable 0 and control the draw order with the @layer attribute.

search in the reference window for "Depth Testing vs Layering" for an in depth discussion on this topic.

Thank you so much!! It works really great... have a look at the video I attached!

image in window