i , for example , try "textmode" , with various values (1-->38), the "imaging with quickdraw" in "inside mackintosh" document explains the differences between each presets , but i can't see any change in the output of the jit.lcd ...

should i ? (Max 7 , MBP 2014 ,Yosemite)

Matthieu

Hello Matthieu ,

Do you absolutely need it the been in CPU Jitter. Here is a version with jit.gl.text

hi Phiol , thanks a lot .

I have to create matrixes on which text is written . I am stucked in low resolutions , because i have to display these matrixes , on flip-dots displays (as on my avatar) .

their dimensions are 96x16 (not the ones on my avatar , but other ones) . 16 height , when converted from GL world (or even CPU if the dims are higher ) , is very hard to get clean . many pixels are being anti-aliased (again !) , it’s the case on some letters ,not the others , and it also depends of their exact placement . It seems very (very) hard to get something cool ,all along the word , simply always working , always clean .

I have found some fonts on the net , very pixelated , that could do the job , but i would like to see them , without anti-aliasing , directly out from , for example , jit.lcd . they look great in gl.world , but not after being converted to low-res matrixes

my goal is : i have to find a way to be able to improvise (which means no live parameter adjustings) , writing text on my displays . be able to write dozens of clean sentences , live . And the way i feed them , is giving them a matrix that matches their dimensions .

So , to your question , i would prefer to answer yes , but for the moment , the jit.lcd , without this anti-aliasing feature , would be sooo cool !

i wouldn’t prefer a CPU solution , but an as-easy-as-jit.lcd straight output , one .

again , thanks a lot !

Matthieu

Hi Matthieu

would this work ?

Hey , yes phiol !

this is really working good . thanks a lot lot lot !

downsampling via jit.gl.node is the key parameter that solves quite everything . adjusting jit.world 's size , gl.nodes 's dim and a pwindow 's size , lets me have a very comfortable live preview . and the use of a simple preset allows to get flawless displaying of the font i choose.

it's very nice from you , i really appreciate . thanks , again , as soon as i go back to my displays , i capture the result and post it here .

have a nice day Phiol

Matthieu

My great pleasure Joumik.

I know precisely how you feel :-) Can't wait to see what it does. please feel free to ping personally via email when you have the footage.

Have a great show :-)

phiol