mrmorrisplains

i've attached a patch - i'm still trying to figure out and was hoping for some help.

i'd have a circle made up of roughly 11 circles and i'd like to be able to access each individual circle uniquely for changes to its texture, rotation, etc..

i'm slightly confused about how to do this with jit.gl.multiple - is there something obvious i'm missing?

i've attached a patch - i'm still trying to figure out and was hoping for some help. 

i'd have a circle made up of roughly 11 circles and i'd like to be able to access each individual circle uniquely for changes to its texture, rotation, etc.. 

i'm slightly confused about how to do this with jit.gl.multiple - is there something obvious i'm missing?


jit-gl-multiple-controls-a-circle-of-circles

If i was you I'd make the circles in a 3d editor and then access different circles. Try jit.gl.model

well, the problem with doing this via independent 3-d models is that i'd like to be able to xyz-rotate the circle that the objects are placed along...is there a good way to approach that?

here an example with jit.gl.multiple, may be it can help you

hi,
here an example with jit.gl.multiple, may be it can help you


thanks matmat, this definitely clears some things up..

i attached a version using setcell that seems to make sense to me, also..

i'm still a little confused about how messages regarding textures and shapes are determined.. you've set up a "texture index" here and i'm not entirely sure how it works..

nice example matmat. I hadn't used the texture index matrix before. Cool!

I'm now working with nodes and nested patchers and the texture situation seems to have become problematic...I thought I'd attach the file and see if anyone had any ideas.

In the subpatch, there is the "Multiples" patcher, where you can turn on noise for random color textures.. There is also a setall argument by the texture inlet, to look at each texture individually..

The problem is, it doesn't seem to be attaching more than the first two textures.. Any idea what could be causing that?

I'm now working with nodes and nested patchers and the texture situation seems to have become problematic...I thought I'd attach the file and see if anyone had any ideas. 

In the subpatch, there is the "Multiples" patcher, where you can turn on noise for random color textures..  There is also a setall argument by the texture inlet, to look at each texture individually.. 

The problem is, it doesn't seem to be attaching more than the first two textures.. Any idea what could be causing that?


if you want multi-texturing, your texture matrix needs to have more than one plane (one plane for each texture channel)

texture´ atribute in jit.gl.multiple, in combination with jit.phys.multiple, as a propperty of a

nurb´ object. This is the patch, in which I want to make the texture work, with jit.gl.multiple, but I don´t know how to do it.

I have seen that mrmorrisplains, in the agony patch, uses jit.gl.multiple and jit.phys.multiple, but with a cube shape. The next patch, it is an approach of the agony´s patch, to mine.

I need to use the texture´ atribute in jit.gl.multiple, in combination with jit.phys.multiple, as a propperty of anurb´ object. This is the patch, in which I want to make the texture work, with jit.gl.multiple, but I don´t know how to do it.

jit.gl.multiple controls (a circle of circles)