aalex

1) It seems like it doesn't have an @ortho attribute. I'd like to use it to have an "@ortho 2" projection. It this possible at all?

2) When I specify a value for the @dim attribute, and also set @adapt 0, the size of the resulting texture is as specified in the @dim attribute. Good. The image ratio is still the same as the jit.gl.node's jit.gl.render, though. (which is also the size of the jit.window on which this jit.gl.render renders) Is there a way to change this behaviour so that I can have a different, custom size ratio for my jit.gl.node? This affects the OpenGL coordinates for all my gridshapes and other OpenGL shapes.

Hello everyone,
I am experimenting with jit.gl.node.

size-ratio-and-projection-system-of-a-jit-gl-node

To get around these problems you should send the output of jit.gl.node to jit.gl.videoplane.

This solution is far from perfect but it should get you going. I sometimes use 8 instances of jit.gl.node and then send each one to a jit.gl.videoplane with transform reset off on the videoplane, i then use scale to make it "correct". Hope fully this patch will show two ways to get the same result.

To get around these problems you should send the output of jit.gl.node to jit.gl.videoplane.
This solution is far from perfect but it should get you going. I sometimes use 8 instances of jit.gl.node and then send each one to a jit.gl.videoplane with transform reset off on the videoplane, i then use scale to make it "correct". Hope fully this patch will show two ways to get the same result.


Size ratio and projection system of a jit.gl.node