oli larkin

int-lib-interpolation-library-released

Am 18.05.2006 um 02:16 schrieb Oliver Larkin:

> download it at my website: www.oli.adbe.org

Wow, very cool, thanks for sharing! This is as complex as it is fun to 

Only trouble I had was: pattr recall in example3 would re-open plugins 

(easyly changed with changemode=1) and the 2nd movie won't play for me.

Am 18.05.2006 um 02:16 schrieb Oliver Larkin:
> download it at my website: www.oli.adbe.org

Wow, very cool, thanks for sharing! This is as complex as it is fun to 
use;)

Only trouble I had was: pattr recall in example3 would re-open plugins 
(easyly changed with changemode=1) and the 2nd movie won't play for me.

i've fixed the broken video. At the moment int.vst is configured so that different pattr presets can have different plugins. I guess this could be a problem so I will look at changing it in a future update.

Wow Oliver, this really rocks! I am on Windows, it seems 

to work pretty well although some of the examples behave funny.

I am running Jitter 1.51 so maybe that is why. Thanks for 

sharing this, it is a great contribution.

Wow Oliver, this really rocks! I am on Windows, it seems 
to work pretty well although some of the examples behave funny.
I am running Jitter 1.51 so maybe that is why. Thanks for 
sharing this, it is a great contribution.

Also, for some reason when I open an example and then 

Also, for some reason when I open an example and then 
close it, it cause Max to exit. 

i have experienced the same problem as you trying to run int.lib on windows. Also i find that the Open GL drawing is reversed, and that max can crash when switching between fullscreen and windowed mode.

Could other windows users give it a try and see if there are similar problems?

i have experienced the same problem as you trying to run int.lib on windows. Also i find that the Open GL drawing is reversed, and that max can crash when switching between fullscreen and windowed mode. 

Dear Oli, I will give your library a thorough thrashing this weekend.

PS: Was always a fan of your simple, little vsts :)

yep ! no way to use this pretty-looking lib on win, for me too...

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Actually it is very usable, the only real problem is

it looks like the interface display does not draw properly

and max crashes after any patch using int.jit.pat is closed. 

If these two things could be fixed then it would be great. 

Oliver let me know if there is any way I can help 

Actually it is very usable, the only real problem is
it looks like the interface display does not draw properly
and max crashes after any patch using int.jit.pat is closed. 
If these two things could be fixed then it would be great. 
Oliver let me know if there is any way I can help 
debug these issues.

> i've fixed the broken video. At the moment int.vst is configured so

> that different pattr presets can have different plugins. I guess this

> could be a problem so I will look at changing it in a future update.

But thats actually a nice feature, (I did the same, but put the vst 

inside a poly~, and would switch the voice when changing a VST)

Oliver Larkin wrote:
> i've fixed the broken video. At the moment int.vst is configured so
> that different pattr presets can have different plugins. I guess this
> could be a problem so I will look at changing it in a future update.

But thats actually a nice feature, (I did the same, but put the vst 
inside a poly~, and would switch the voice when changing a VST)

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Hey Oliver, I wanted to send you a message offline.

Thanks again for your work on this. It is really useful.

Is there a way I can get the draw ordering to display properly.

What .js file handles it, maybe I can reorder my own version.

Also, once I create a preset, how do I update it (overwrite it)?

Hey Oliver, I wanted to send you a message offline.
Thanks again for your work on this. It is really useful.
Is there a way I can get the draw ordering to display properly.
What .js file handles it, maybe I can reorder my own version.
Thanks again for such a cool utility.

any windows users (with jitter 1.52) should make sure they have the jitterjs incremental update which solves some of the crashes that I was getting (but doesn't solve the crash when you close int.jit).

I still have problems with the drawing order - i have asked jkc in a thread on the jitter forum so hopefully he'll be able to help.

>What .js file handles it, maybe I can reorder my own version.

you need i_ispace.js which is where all the jitter stuff is

>Also, once I create a preset, how do I update it (overwrite it)?

switch to the correct layer, in the int.jit window, click the name of the preset you want to update (should go grey) and then click "update".

i've uploaded a new video showing the gesture window in action.

switch to the correct layer, in the int.jit window, click the name of the preset you want to update (should go grey) and then click "update". 

i've uploaded a new video showing the gesture window in action. 

I have updated int.lib, hopefully fixing some of the problems windows XP users were having.

there are still issues when the "Interpolation Space" window is in fullscreen. Any max patch window that wants to come to the front of the screen (rename dialog, gesture window etc) will mess things up.

At least now it is a lot more useable on XP.

download it here: www.oli.adbe.org/downloads/int_lib051.zip

delete the entire int.lib folder before you reinstall.

Hey Oliver, looks like this update is working great.

Draw ordering is working and the Max crash is gone.

Hey Oliver, looks like this update is working great.
Draw ordering is working and the Max crash is gone.
Thanks!

I am getting the following errors in the message window.

written by oli Larkin - www.oli.adbe.org 

� error: hi: Basic Optical Mouse is not a valid device name

jit.gl.render: building GL on window "Interpolation space"...

ob3d_draw_preamble initial: GL Error: Invalid enumeration

� error: ob3d_draw_preamble initial : opengl error 1280 : (null)

I am getting the following errors in the message window.
I don't know if they are serious.

coll: finished, 25 lines
int.lib version 0.51
    written by oli Larkin - www.oli.adbe.org 
� error: hi: Basic Optical Mouse is not a valid device name
jit.gl.render: building GL on window "Interpolation space"...
ob3d_draw_preamble initial: GL Error: Invalid enumeration
� error: ob3d_draw_preamble initial : opengl error 1280 : (null)


int.lib uses the hi object for mouse wheel zooming. hi doesn't work on XP but you can use this external written by nesa instead:

http://mnp1.on.neobee.net/externals/mwheel.zip

then replace int.mousewheel.pat with this patch:

int.lib uses the hi object for mouse wheel zooming. hi doesn't work on XP but you can use this external written by nesa instead: 

Hey Oliver, is there a way I can have the interpolation

window show up in a bpatcher? It would be nice if it were

integrated into my performance interface.

Hey Oliver, is there a way I can have the interpolation
window show up in a bpatcher? It would be nice if it were
integrated into my performance interface. 

it isn't possible at the moment but i'll bear it in mind. A JSUI version would also be possible for people without jitter.

Yes that would be wonderful, I do not have jitter

and would rather not have to buy it. As a jsui object

it could be easily integrated into other interfaces.

Yes that would be wonderful, I do not have jitter
and would rather not have to buy it. As a jsui object
it could be easily integrated into other interfaces.
Please keep us posted on the status.

i think a JSUI version would be really apreciated! 

Your int.lib is really an amazing project!

i think a JSUI version would be really apreciated! 
Your int.lib is really an amazing project!

I agree. Oliver, is there a way you could fit some

I agree. Oliver, is there a way you could fit some
time in to do this? Thanks again.

I don't have time at the moment. But I will do it sometime in the future. It is open source...

int.lib interpolation library released