Hi,
I'm having trouble getting pix_background working on my windows machine. I have tried running the help patch in /5.reference/ and when i hit the 'threshold' message box going in to the right inlet i get the error:
pix_background: no method for 'blur'
any ideas?
also I'm still trying to find pix_tIIR for linux -It seems to be included in the 0.87+cvs version for windows and OSX but I can't find it in that version for Linux.
Thanks,
Rob ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ robcanning www.robcanning.utvinternet.com www.cmc.ie/composers www.soundin.org
At 7:00 PM +0000 12/16/03, robcanning wrote:
Hi,
I'm having trouble getting pix_background working on my windows machine. I have tried running the help patch in /5.reference/ and when i hit the 'threshold' message box going in to the right inlet i get the error:
pix_background: no method for 'blur'
any ideas?
Well, I wrote that object and I have no idea where 'blur' would even enter into it - there's certainly nothing related to blur in the current CVS. Try using a 'range $1 $2 $3' message to set the R G B or Y U V thresholds. The right inlet was added by Johannes and does the same thing as the range message, except the range message accepts exact integer pixel values while the right inlet requires normalized 0..1 floats.
cgc
also I'm still trying to find pix_tIIR for linux -It seems to be included in the 0.87+cvs version for windows and OSX but I can't find it in that version for Linux.
Thanks,
Rob ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ robcanning www.robcanning.utvinternet.com www.cmc.ie/composers www.soundin.org
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thanks chris, that works - thank you - its a great object! don't know what all that 'no method for blur' business was about - when i do a 'find last error' pd highlights the pix_background object. anybody else encounter this or is it just me? thanks again rob
Well, I wrote that object and I have no idea where 'blur' would even enter into it - there's certainly nothing related to blur in the current CVS. Try using a 'range $1 $2 $3' message to set the R G B or Y U V thresholds. The right inlet was added by Johannes and does the same thing as the range message, except the range message accepts exact integer pixel values while the right inlet requires normalized 0..1 floats.
cgc
also I'm still trying to find pix_tIIR for linux -It seems to be included in the 0.87+cvs version for windows and OSX but I can't find it in that version for Linux.
robcanning www.robcanning.utvinternet.com www.cmc.ie/composers www.soundin.org
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ robcanning www.robcanning.utvinternet.com www.cmc.ie/composers www.soundin.org
hi i think there is definitely something wrong with that right inlet in pix_background its not just me who has encountered the pix_background: no method for 'blur' error on windows. the left inlet works fine. perhaps the help file should be modified to show how the range $1 $2 $3 message can be passed to the left inlet. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ robcanning www.robcanning.utvinternet.com
On Tuesday, December 16, 2003, at 09:02 PM, chris clepper wrote:
At 7:00 PM +0000 12/16/03, robcanning wrote:
Hi,
I'm having trouble getting pix_background working on my windows machine. I have tried running the help patch in /5.reference/ and when i hit the 'threshold' message box going in to the right inlet i get the error:
pix_background: no method for 'blur'
any ideas?
Well, I wrote that object and I have no idea where 'blur' would even enter into it - there's certainly nothing related to blur in the current CVS. Try using a 'range $1 $2 $3' message to set the R G B or Y U V thresholds. The right inlet was added by Johannes and does the same thing as the range message, except the range message accepts exact integer pixel values while the right inlet requires normalized 0..1 floats.
cgc
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robcanning