Ricardo

I have not used the jit.cellblock before and I'm just wondering about something.

If you look at my patch, you can see that the cellblock is not updating the colour number in each cell. Is this not how it should work? Am I misunderstanding something?

Hello
I have not used the jit.cellblock before and I'm just wondering about something.

If you look at my patch, you can see that the cellblock is not updating the colour number in each cell. Is this not how it should work? Am I misunderstanding something?


jit-cellblock-updating

jit.cellblock needs a list consisting of set col/row/content, for example "set 1 0 255" would place the number 255 into the cell in the second column and first row (start counting with col 0 row 0. You are sending a matrix, I don't hink jit.cellblock can read that

check in browser for "jit.cellblock Example", maybe that can help you

The numbers arent updating because you are viewing the alpha-channel which is always 255. You need to specify which channel you want via the "plane"-message.

Jit.cellblock is perfectly fine with taking matrices as input as long as you keep it 2 dimensional.

The numbers arent updating because you are viewing the alpha-channel which is always 255. You need to specify which channel you want via the "plane"-message.
Jit.cellblock is perfectly fine with taking matrices as input as long as you keep it 2 dimensional.

- true in most cases but not always. Check out the "debris" example for how to play around with it.

-jit.cellblock is not ok with 3 dimensional matrices. 1d is no problem

Two things though:
"which is always 255"
- true in most cases but not always. Check out the "debris" example for how to play around with it.

"as long as you keep it 2 dimensional."
-jit.cellblock is not ok with 3 dimensional matrices. 1d is no problem


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