Re: [PD] render method

[Jack]

Hello,

Take a look at the help patch about "gemwin" object and especially about
"buffering". Sending the message "buffer 1" to [gemwin] and a bang to
[gemhead] to render a chain might interest you.
An other approach is to use 2 [gemframebuffer]s to create feedback.
++

Jack



Le 20/10/2018 à 02:33, ray Y a écrit :
> Hello all:
> Does anybody know if there is a method in gems to render things without
> erasing the previous frame?
> 
> for example lets say i want to have rectangles draw in gemwin, each
> render erases the previous draw,
> 
> how can i keep each instance on screen? i'm trying to make kind of like
> a feedback effect!
> 
> thanks
> r.y
> 
> 
> 
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[PD] render method

[ray Y]

Hello all:
Does anybody know if there is a method in gems to render things without erasing 
the previous frame?

for example lets say i want to have rectangles draw in gemwin, each render 
erases the previous draw,

how can i keep each instance on screen? i'm trying to make kind of like a 
feedback effect!

thanks
r.y

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