Cheng Chien-Wen

I am studying the reference of jit.repos.

interpbits: The number of bits considered as fraction for spatial mapping values (default = 0).

But I still cannot understand what it means. Ccould anyone explain for me a little bit more ?

I checked the reference, and it says:
interpbits: The number of bits considered as fraction for spatial mapping values (default = 0).

what-does-interpbits-mean-for-jit-repos

It could be looked as a way to simulate floating point repos maps, 

very handy thing if you want to make 'antialiased' repos:

On Nov 1, 2007, at 5:57 AM, Cheng Chien-Wen wrote:

> I am studying the reference of jit.repos.

> interpbits: The number of bits considered as fraction for spatial 

> But I still cannot understand what it means. Ccould anyone explain 

It could be looked as a way to simulate floating point repos maps,  
very handy thing if you want to make 'antialiased' repos:

>
> I am studying the reference of jit.repos.
>
> I checked the reference, and it says:
> interpbits: The number of bits considered as fraction for spatial  
> mapping values (default = 0).
>
>
> But I still cannot understand what it means. Ccould anyone explain  
> for me a little bit more ?
>
> Thank you so much.
>
>
>
>


I found that the display of the right pwindow in the example patch becomess more smooth if the value of interpbits increases.

But I don't understand what you want to show me with "mode 1" and "interpbits 2" examples put together.

> I found that the display of the right pwindow in the example patch 

> becomess more smooth if the value of interpbits increases.

> But I don't understand what you want to show me with "mode 1" and 

ah, nothing. just the 'interpbits' part is relevant here.

>
> I found that the display of the right pwindow in the example patch  
> becomess more smooth if the value of interpbits increases.

> But I don't understand what you want to show me with "mode 1" and  
> "interpbits 2" examples put together.

What does "interpbits" mean for jit.repos ?