well no
pix_snap will not do this
pix_snap2tex as well
in both situation raw rendered object is still in the gem window
gemframebuffer might do this (there is an exaple .in textures catalog - 10.framebuffer.pd, that does almost what i need)
gemframebuffer however plugs straight to pix_texture so i can`t any pix object on the way
i posted a question about this once on the list if gemframebuffer could be modified to allow further processing and then i was answered by chris clepper
that this task would be easier to slove with a shader
maciek
Kyle Klipowicz <kyleklip@gmail.com> wrote: Could pix_snap do this?
~Kyle
On 7/7/07, maciej wojnicki wrote:
>
> hello list
>
> I have been reading the thread about the glsl shaders
lately and got quite
> excitet about all the possibilities that open with this method.
> I am wondering if I could find somewhere a shader that would take some gem
> primitives and flatten them to a picture of desired size (e.g. 640x480) so
> it would then be possible to process them with pix objects.
>
> For example I`d like to take some rectangulars, flatten them and then use it
> as a mask for some video, combining two pictures with pix_multiply.
>
> Is there any shader like that?
> Anyone knows how to write it?
>
> Thank you in advance
>
> All the best.
>
> Maciej
>
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