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I was really really impressed with some of the visualization capabilities of Jitter as demonstrated by Naoto Fushimi

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-B1vE8lhcLg&list=PLE4464687499E036A

I was wondering if anyone could point me to any resources talking about techniques he is using etc.

jitter-noob-needs-some-references

Look up Andrew Benson's Jitter recipes on the Cycling74 site. You'll do this and much more in no time :)

Morphy stuff: jit.gl.mesh
Cubes: jit.gl.multiple

Look up Andrew Benson's Jitter recipes on the Cycling74 site. You'll do this and much more in no time :)


yeah, jitter recipes are the definitely the thing.

you want to make sure you do the first few Jitter tutorials, as well as the opengl tutorials (30 through 37).

however keep in mind, the technology has changed since those were written.

watch this video for an introduction to opengl in max 6:

https://cycling74.com/wiki/index.php?title=00_Getting_Started_with_openGL

then, start going through the jitter recipes:

https://cycling74.com/category/articles/jitter-recipes/

book 4 really gets into the new max 6 features.

you may also be interested in learning about the physics features:

https://cycling74.com/tutorials/introduction-to-jit-phys-part-1/

after that, make your way to the gen patch-a-day and tutorials, that contains several jitter patches:

https://cycling74.com/tutorials/gen-patch-a-day/

https://cycling74.com/tutorials/gen-tutorial-3-the-fine-art-of-surfacing/

yeah, jitter recipes are the definitely the thing.
you want to make sure you do the first few Jitter tutorials, as well as the opengl tutorials (30 through 37).
however keep in mind, the technology has changed since those were written.

watch this video for an introduction to opengl in max 6:
https://cycling74.com/wiki/index.php?title=00_Getting_Started_with_openGL

then, start going through the jitter recipes:
https://cycling74.com/category/articles/jitter-recipes/

you may also be interested in learning about the physics features:
https://cycling74.com/tutorials/introduction-to-jit-phys-part-1/
https://cycling74.com/physics/

after that, make your way to the gen patch-a-day and tutorials, that contains several jitter patches:
https://cycling74.com/tutorials/gen-patch-a-day/
https://cycling74.com/tutorials/gen-tutorial-3-the-fine-art-of-surfacing/


I'm about halfway through the tutorials, they seem pretty basic so far. I've used Openframeworks before so I'm familiar with this area in general.

The jitter recipes looks really cool. Gonna keep me busy for a while!!!!

Jitter noob needs some references