Hi guys thanks for all the help so far .. what I'm trying to do now is to use Webcams to scan the profile of a 3D object (the object is Pin-Art) whose shape is changed in real-time by me and using the webcams to detect these changes .. any one got any ideas on how I might go about modifying the ScannedSynthesis demo in the Examples in PD-extended, so it can read in the changes in movement from the Webcam??? ...

Dave

On 7/5/07, Derek Holzer derek@umatic.nl wrote:

http://www.piksel.no/pwiki/Chdh

Cyrille Henry and Damien Henry? (Authors of PMPD)

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David Divilly wrote:

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Hi guys thanks for all the feedback ... the example in PD-extended has been most helpful .. but who or what is CHDH?? .. thanks again ..

Dave

On 7/4/07, * Hans-Christoph Steiner* <hans@eds.org <mailto: hans@eds.org>> wrote:

Check out this very nice example from chdh that combines physical
models, Gem graphics, and scanned synthesis.  You can find it in the
Help Browser of Pd-extended, Help->Browser->examples->pmpd-
 > 50.scann_synth.pd

.hc

On Jul 3, 2007, at 6:39 PM, David Divilly wrote:

 > Hi folks
 > I'm currently looking into creating a patch using Scanned

Synthesis..

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 > I was wondering has anyone experimented with this kind of
synthesis in
 > PD before and have any examples of how it could be done .. any
help or
 > ideas in this area would be most appreciated .. thanks
 >
 > Dave.
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