Tutorial 28
Mar 19 2006 | 10:06 am
Hi there.
On monday night there is a possibility of me doing the visuals for a night club which two friends are dj'ing at. Its very very short notice so im not botherd about achieveing anything amazing, just sormthing that works, and i've only known about max for a week so i cant expect antyhing ground breaking hehe.
Ive been able to get some interesting results with tutorial 28 working with both jpgs and .mov files. This patch would work brilliantly for the night however i need it to display the visuals in a seperate window so that i can make it full screen on the second monitor (projector).
Is there a way I can make the patch editable so i can add in the seprate window and full screen option?
Does soemthing like this already exist... i.e tutorial 28 but with ful screen.
Richard
- Mar 19 2006 | 10:13 amLook at tutorial chapter 38, which describes a basic performance setup.jb
- Mar 19 2006 | 10:24 amthanks,I assume you mean the downloadable tutorial files? For some reason my tutorials for Jitter only go up to tutorial 37 which is called 37GeomatryUnderTheHood.The tutorials came in a folder jitterdocwin....Where can i get 38 from?
- Mar 19 2006 | 10:28 amI guess you're using Jitter 1.2; the new tutorials are part of Jitter 1.5; the tutorial in question is probably 1.2-safe, at least conceptually. So download Jitter 1.5 and look at the manual.Basically, you want the jit.window object. You can read all about it in the help and reference files, but the Tutorial chapter in question is perhaps a little friendlier.jb
- Mar 19 2006 | 11:04 amahhh, i seeThanks that tutorial does show what i needed to see. I guess the next question is a more general one to max really. Is it possible to combine the two patches (tutorial 28 and 38) in any easy way. I could of course construct a new patch taking what i need from both patches but this seems a slow way to go about it.Thanks in advanceRichard
- Mar 19 2006 | 5:58 pmTo edit/lock a patch, hit Ctrl+E. Attached is tutorial 28 with a jit.window in it. Drag the foo window to your 2nd monitor and hit ESC. when your gig's over (good luck! :) start with Max tutorial #1.best, dan
- Mar 19 2006 | 6:51 pm
- Mar 19 2006 | 8:59 pmYeah thanks everyone.It didnt take me long after posting that message to figure view edit out.... d'oh lol. I am working my way through the tutorials but i had soemthing very specific in mind here an not alot of timeThank you for the attached file. I actually figured it out myself about half an hour ago, but once again thanks for your time and good luck messages :DRichard
