Thanks for the help.
[gemhead]
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[pix_film]
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| [pix_separator]
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| [pix_texture]
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| [pix_invert] (to differentiate the streams)
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| [pix_write]
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[pix_separator]
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[pix_texture]
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[rectangle 2 1.5]
here, still i get the image from [rectangle] / gemwin in the recordings from [pix_write]. Is that right?
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 2:50 PM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
Martin . wrote:
Hi,
[separator] and [pix_separator] still shows both of the films in the gemwin, on top of each other. is there a way of not showing one of the streams, but still be able to record from it with ex [pix_write]?
a dirty solution would also be to make sure that the stream im recording is hidden behind the other layer in gemwin. how is this determined, which layer is on top?
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well, you don't have to display your image.
[gemhead] | [translateXYZ] | [rotateXYZ] | [pix_film] | [pix_texture] |
will do a lot of work without displaying anything (as no [rectangle] gets drawn anywhere in the gemchain); nevertheless all the pixel-data (and openGL-stuff) is really executed, so it is available for whatever you want, e.g. [pix_record] or [pix_write]
fgmasdr IOhannes