aceslowman

This question has been asked before in various forms, but every example just doesn't seem to translate over for me. I have two sketch objects, each represent a different moving dot. These are drawing to mainout (which my jit.world is named after), and it works fine with that. I want to send both of those sketches through a shader I've built though. I've tried adding [jit.gl.sketch mainout @layer 1 @capture dots], and then [jit.gl.texture mainout @capture_buffer dots], but this still won't work. Does anyone have any advice for this? I think I continually get confused by the purpose of names and destinations in jitter... If anyone could help me clear up what I'm misunderstanding, I would really appreciate it.

properly-sending-jit-gl-sketch-through-a-slab

Solved, found that I needed to use the name of the texture, which totally makes sense. Does jit.gl.texture have a way of inheriting the dimensions of the captured texture?

It should do it by default with the @adapt 1 attribute.

You could also query the object generating it's texture for its dim x dim y and then send those numbers to jit.gl.texture @dim $1 $2

It should do it by default with the @adapt 1 attribute.
You could also query the object generating it's texture for its dim x dim y and then send those numbers to jit.gl.texture @dim $1 $2


if you want more control over captured textures, use [ jit.gl.node @capture 1 @adapt 0 @dim whatever-X whatever-Y ]

by default, adapt is enabled and the dimensions will equal the drawing destination window dimensions.

if you want more control over captured textures, use [ jit.gl.node @capture 1 @adapt 0 @dim whatever-X whatever-Y ]
by default, adapt is enabled and the dimensions will equal the drawing destination window dimensions.


Properly sending jit.gl.sketch through a slab