Julien Bayle

the title sounds strange. Actually, it is. But the idea is basic.

Basically, I want to use algorithms & procedural visuals generation.

BUT, I want to store each structure designed.

Example: I have a program (maybe jitter through js, or jitter through java or lua), it generates gridshapes, basically objects with specific behaviors (OOP is required for that). The visuals structures evolve, grow through openGL ether world. I want to be able to :

- change the viewport camera from the beginning place of the growth to the end, without to have cpu/gpu flaws

- keep/store/save the whole structure (as a 3D model? as a specific serialized stuff ?)

structures wouldn't figure any complex textured stuff, at the most, lines shaders and wireframe with culling. Maybe a very subtle fragment shader at the very end to "post"-process the rendering.

I'd have other options more text coding based with OF or even Processing but I'd prefer to use Max7 on that one.

Hi there,
the title sounds strange. Actually, it is. But the idea is basic.

Basically, I want to use algorithms & procedural visuals generation.
BUT, I want to store each structure designed.

Example: I have a program (maybe jitter through js, or jitter through java or lua), it generates gridshapes, basically objects with specific behaviors (OOP is required for that). The visuals structures evolve, grow through openGL ether world. I want to be able to :
- change the viewport camera from the beginning place of the growth to the end, without to have cpu/gpu flaws
- keep/store/save the whole structure (as a 3D model? as a specific serialized stuff ?)

Any ideas ? Ways to do that with Max7 ?
I'd have other options more text coding based with OF or even Processing but I'd prefer to use Max7 on that one.

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