Thanks I.M.Z. and all!
I think that pix_biffer* is what Im looking for, but now I have a question of a different sort. I have GEM 0.90 running on my windows box (I never did get GEM to run without crashing PD in linux Fedora Core 2) and I can mae the [pix_buffer_write] and [pix_buffer_read] objects but the [pix_buffer] object as it complains of bad arguments: What are the arguments for each of these objects, and what are the inlets?
Thanks for the continued help! -thewade
PS. Im Going to use this to do some A-Life cellular automata stuff, has anyone else attempted this before using GEM or PDP?
On Sat, 17 Jul 2004, thewade wrote:
PS. Im Going to use this to do some A-Life cellular automata stuff, has anyone else attempted this before using GEM or PDP?
GridFlow comes with two cellular automata examples, gridflow/pd_examples/cellular_1d.pd gridflow/pd_examples/game_of_life.pd
See one old screenshot at: http://artengine.ca/gridflow/gallery/cellular_1d.gif
Both examples are based on GridFlow's powerful [@convolve] object.
Mathieu Bouchard http://artengine.ca/matju
thewade wrote:
[pix_buffer_read] objects but the [pix_buffer] object as it complains of bad arguments: What are the arguments for each of these objects, and what are the inlets?
ever had a look at the help-patches ? [pix_buffer] needs a name to name the buffer. optional is the number of images to be stored in the buffer. inlet can be used to initialize the buffer and get the size. [pix_buffer_read] and ..._write] have a GemList inlet. the second one is an inlet for the index.
mfg.as.dr IOhannes
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