Aha, I see. Now this problem, when I try to use your patch with pix_movie it flashes green stroboscopically and repeats the entire video frame in all 9 blocks of the GEM window; and when I change the grid from 3x3 to 1x5, it does crop, but creates space between the individual crops. In gems.multi.crop the video loads fine and crops fine with the 1x5 setting. I have tried to hook up the parameters like you did in your example, but the patch is set up quite differently from multi.crop. How would I go about separating the cropping values in multi.crop from each other so that I can control them dynamically?
Thanks, Michael
Le 07/10/2011 17:18, Michael Karr a écrit :
Aha, I see. Now this problem, when I try to use your patch with pix_movie it flashes green stroboscopically and repeats the entire video frame in all 9 blocks of the GEM window; and when I change the grid from 3x3 to 1x5, it does crop, but creates space between the individual crops. In gems.multi.crop the video loads fine and crops fine with the 1x5 setting. I have tried to hook up the parameters like you did in your example, but the patch is set up quite differently from multi.crop. How would I go about separating the cropping values in multi.crop from each other so that I can control them dynamically?
Thanks, Michael
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Use [pix_film] + [pix_texture] instead of [pix_movie]. Before to go more far i advise you to open each examples in Gem help to understand how Gem works. To understand what are the differences between [pix_film] and [pix_movie] open Gem help. For the problem about [pix_crop], change the values in the long message separate by commas arriving in [translateXYZ]. If you get small black lines between crops, the problem should come from the texture (send repeat 0 or repeat 1 to [pix_texture]). ++
Jack
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