mario
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On 13 Nov 2007, at 1:27 PM, Mario Mora wrote:
i 'm using linux (ubuntu studio and fedora) i need to change
colours , graphical objects, movement and different inputs from
sound sources
you can use [hid] or [hidio] for USB input from mouse, keyboard or
many USB devices
you can use MIDI devices such as control surfaces with the midi pd
objects
you can use [gemkeyboard] or [gemmouse] for the system mouse and
keyboard input when the gem window has focus
you can use a second computer on a network running pd with a GUI
interface and connect using [netsend]/[netrecieve] or one of the
other net objects like the OSC ones
you could build your own interface using something like the arudino
you could devise ways for pd to respond to the audio inputs
at least these are the ways I have done things, but there are many
other possibilities
simon
thanks
gonna check
2007/11/12, simon wise simonxwise@hotmail.com:
mario
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On 13 Nov 2007, at 1:27 PM, Mario Mora wrote:
i 'm using linux (ubuntu studio and fedora) i need to change colours , graphical objects, movement and different inputs from sound sources
you can use [hid] or [hidio] for USB input from mouse, keyboard or many USB devices
you can use MIDI devices such as control surfaces with the midi pd objects
you can use [gemkeyboard] or [gemmouse] for the system mouse and keyboard input when the gem window has focus
you can use a second computer on a network running pd with a GUI interface and connect using [netsend]/[netrecieve] or one of the other net objects like the OSC ones
you could build your own interface using something like the arudino
you could devise ways for pd to respond to the audio inputs
at least these are the ways I have done things, but there are many other possibilities
simon
hi.
simon wise wrote:
mario
you can use [gemkeyboard] or [gemmouse] for the system mouse and
keyboard input when the gem window has focus
unfortunately [gemkeyboard] seems to sometimes not get the focus in fullscreen. otoh, [gemmouse] works fine.
you can use a second computer on a network running pd with a GUI
interface and connect using [netsend]/[netrecieve] or one of the
other net objects like the OSC ones
many people are not aware of this, but you can as well create the gemwindow on an alternative display. e.g. [create 192.168.1.100:5.0( should create the gemwindow on the ":5.0" display of 192.168.1.100.
but of course, you get most fun if you have a dual-monitor setup :-)
fmadsr IOhannes
On 13 Nov 2007, at 7:22 PM, IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
many people are not aware of this, but you can as well create the
gemwindow on an alternative display. e.g. [create 192.168.1.100:5.0( should create the gemwindow on the
":5.0" display of 192.168.1.100.
that's really very interesting - I guess that it would work well with
anything that does not involve loading textures etc - or with a
decent sized graphics card memory a bunch of textures could be loaded
over the network then used via their ID
but does working via the network connection put more than just
bandwidth limits on what Gem can do?
and is it at all possible to load things from the host computer's
drives (or ram) without going the round trip through the controlling
computer?
simon
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