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i'm looking for the way to get jit.lcd output only black or white (no grey) pixels , when in low resolution , such as 96x16 pixels.

if i use jit.> ,after a RGB2luma , i get an ugly result .

i think i need some kind of attribute , in jit.lcd ,to do so , but i didn't manage to find one .

Would you say there's no chance to find a way to "un-interpolate" jit.lcd's output (using text) ?

i'm looking for the way to get jit.lcd output only black or white (no grey) pixels , when in low resolution , such as 96x16 pixels.
if i use jit.> ,after a RGB2luma , i get an ugly result .
of course , i need a nice one ...
i think i need some kind of attribute , in jit.lcd ,to do so , but i didn't manage to find one .

un-blurry-a-jit-lcd-text-output-low-resolution

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 ...

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 ...

Do you absolutely need it the been in CPU Jitter.

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


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 ,

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 ,

they look great in gl.world , but not after being converted to low-res matrixes

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 ,

the jit.lcd , without this anti-aliasing feature , would be sooo cool !

but an as-easy-as-jit.lcd straight output , one .

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 .

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.

as soon as i go back to my displays , i capture the result and post it here .

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 .

Can't wait to see what it does. please feel free to ping personally via email when you have the footage.

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. 

un-blurry a jit.lcd text output (low resolution)