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Hi there, I have been experimenting a bit with the jitter objects, (to be more specific, jit.xfade and jit.pix/jit.glpix) and was wondering if its possible to do the following. Basically, my idea is to create a system where lets say, every time I press bang, It would add a 1x1 pixel to a jit.pwindow as a way to transition to another media, and the more I pressed it, the more it would reveal from that second one. I made a rough drawing on paint of what would that look like. I presume I might also have to use other objects like jit.gl.layer and jit.gl.videoplane but if anyone could clarify me on this one I would be very glad :)! Also, I hope I wasn't too confusing on this one.

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Hi there, I have been experimenting a bit with the jitter objects, (to be more specific, jit.xfade and jit.pix/jit.glpix) and was wondering 

wondering-if-this-is-possible-to-do-with-jitter

The problem is that you would need [urn] to work with arrays bugger than 4096 for this to work in a more efficient way. 

As it is it's just sampling random points at every frame, repeating sometimes points already sampled. 

It would take an awful amount of time to get out a 320x240 image, not to talk about full HD.

Everything can be done with Max!

This is one approach: 



The problem is that you would need [urn] to work with arrays bugger than 4096 for this to work in a more efficient way. 
As it is it's just sampling random points at every frame, repeating sometimes  points already sampled. 
It would take an awful amount of time to get out a 320x240 image, not to talk about full HD. 

masking: black and white -> alpha channel of something else

Not exactly what you asked, but maybe an idea you could apply to HD:

Wondering if this is possible to do with jitter?