Hey all,
I noticed today that the [curve] has an extra inlet. [curve 5] makes an object with 7 inlets.
I'm still using Cyrille's version of Gem, but noticed the problem opening the same patch in 87 and CVS. This may have already been fixed?
I still have gotten no replies about what version of FTGL and/or freetype2 I need for gem under linux.
Thanks Ben
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B. Bogart wrote:
Hey all,
I noticed today that the [curve] has an extra inlet. [curve 5] makes an object with 7 inlets.
it's the same probleme with primTri (8 inlets).
I'm still using Cyrille's version of Gem, but noticed the problem opening the same patch in 87 and CVS. This may have already been fixed?
I still have gotten no replies about what version of FTGL and/or freetype2 I need for gem under linux.
Thanks Ben
GEM-dev mailing list GEM-dev@iem.at http://iem.at/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gem-dev
B. Bogart wrote:
Hey all,
I noticed today that the [curve] has an extra inlet. [curve 5] makes an object with 7 inlets.
indeed i have never noticed this. it appeared came from GemShape, which allocated one inlet for "size",which was never used by [curve] or [primTri]. i have fixed it and it will have to make it into the release, since it broke compatibility with old patches.
thanks for pointing this out.
anything else ?
I still have gotten no replies about what version of FTGL and/or freetype2 I need for gem under linux.
since i am on debian, i use the packages provided (testing/unstable) FTGL: package : "ftgl" version : 2.0.4-1 (the last number being the debian revision) freetype2 package : "libfreetype6", "libfreetype6-dev" version : 2.1.5-3 (s.a.)
mfg.asdr. IOhannes
One more thing, (so far)
I need to send pix_texture a "mode 0" message to allow it to texture video (pix_film) onto a sphere. Without mode 0 pix_texture only uses the upper left pixel to cover the whole object. This seems to happen to all non-flat objects, like cone etc..
This is under linux.
Ben
B. Bogart wrote:
Hey all,
I noticed today that the [curve] has an extra inlet. [curve 5] makes an object with 7 inlets.
indeed i have never noticed this. it appeared came from GemShape, which allocated one inlet for "size",which was never used by [curve] or [primTri]. i have fixed it and it will have to make it into the release, since it broke compatibility with old patches.
thanks for pointing this out.
anything else ?
I still have gotten no replies about what version of FTGL and/or freetype2 I need for gem under linux.
since i am on debian, i use the packages provided (testing/unstable) FTGL: package : "ftgl" version : 2.0.4-1 (the last number being the debian revision) freetype2 package : "libfreetype6", "libfreetype6-dev" version : 2.1.5-3 (s.a.)
mfg.asdr. IOhannes
GEM-dev mailing list GEM-dev@iem.at http://iem.at/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gem-dev
One more thing, (so far)
I need to send pix_texture a "mode 0" message to allow it to texture video (pix_film) onto a sphere. Without mode 0 pix_texture only uses the upper left pixel to cover the whole object. This seems to happen to all non-flat objects, like cone etc..
This is under linux.
Ben
B. Bogart wrote:
Hey all,
I noticed today that the [curve] has an extra inlet. [curve 5] makes an object with 7 inlets.
indeed i have never noticed this. it appeared came from GemShape, which allocated one inlet for "size",which was never used by [curve] or [primTri]. i have fixed it and it will have to make it into the release, since it broke compatibility with old patches.
thanks for pointing this out.
anything else ?
I still have gotten no replies about what version of FTGL and/or freetype2 I need for gem under linux.
since i am on debian, i use the packages provided (testing/unstable) FTGL: package : "ftgl" version : 2.0.4-1 (the last number being the debian revision) freetype2 package : "libfreetype6", "libfreetype6-dev" version : 2.1.5-3 (s.a.)
mfg.asdr. IOhannes
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