timon wrote:
buch of very wrongly placed latin symbols and accents. Im feeding them
straight from a symbol object so I can see its the right characters. Is
there a limitation to the [textextruded] object? Or could this be the font?
i guess it is a limitation of the underlying font-renderer
hi all
i've run into big troubles trying to use an usb cam with either gridflow
or pdp, but it doesn't want to work in both. i wonder if i am doing big
mistakes or what combination of drivers and cams work with gridflow.
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i tried two different models yet:
-philips spc900nc
-logitech
hi, is the curve3d object the same as NURBS, if not, is there any NURBS
object in pd?
many thanx
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Hi Roman,
On 11/8/06, Roman Haefeli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i've run into big troubles trying to use an usb cam with either gridflow
or pdp, but it doesn't want to work in both. i wonder if i am doing big
mistakes or what combination of drivers and cams work with gridflow.
There are problems
Am 08.11.2006 um 05:46 schrieb Kyle Klipowicz:I KNEW this had to have something to do with Jeff Han. Brilliant technology. As I understand it, Apple Computer has gotten involved financially with this. I'd love to see it implemented!Actually this is fairly easy to implement. There are a number
Hello,I just wonder: using throw~, send, receive, catch~ objets like it's more CPU expensive than just plug with cables?and what about subpatches? is much more CPU expensive than just let all conections in the same patch?
thanxsalut.-- _gLeRM SoAreS...:baixem o album do matema
I think that the most difficult (and useful) thing to do would be some sort of book keeping to track individual fingers. Maybe some sort of gloves or fingertip sensors? That would make things very flexible.It sounds neat that you're doing an implementation. Please post any satisfying results to
Thank you very much Miller, i'll wait for 0.40-2 !
For the moment i use the 0.38.2-extended
cheers
franzrosati
Il giorno 08/nov/06, alle 15:48, Miller Puckette ha scritto:
There's a separate Panther version of Pd, but I was never able to
compile
0.40-1 for it (machine was off the net).
On 11/8/06, yukio kuroiwa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi, is the curve3d object the same as NURBS, if not, is there any NURBS
object in pd?
It is similar - more like a building block for NURBS. Check the
OpenGL evaluator commands in Chapter 12 of the Red Book for an
explanation.
Going from scratch for a single purpose USB boot I would go the DSL
route because it's so easy, thre's a make USB install script
that adds a filesystem, isolinux and installs the rootfs and all that stuff
for you. Another script allows you to work on the custom image using apt so it's
That's a relief because I had no idea what was wrong with the code!
Your method for figuring out the solution should probably go somewhere
on the puredata site.
On 11/7/06, Drew Browning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Problem solved! In short, it was a service called app_filter. Disabling
that
I'll be setting up my sound installation Swirler (written in Pd, of
course) at this event. I don't know exactly when yet, and whether I
have any guest list slots. But I'll be exhibiting it on Friday the
17th in a free venue at Polytechnic, so if you're broke you can
catch that:
You couldn't reasonably tag every object with
a cost because that might change for many reasons,
but you can know the load of an object
or patch on your current CPU using the [cputime]
object which shows a percentage scale. You can usually
use it to work out the heavy offenders by muting DSP
with
Hi all,
In my recent performance, I've noticed a peculiar PD behavior. Now, before I
ask for your advice, please allow me to state that the problem has not been
as pronounced in the past as it was on this performance. Nonetheless, it was
more or less persistent. For this reason, I am asking for
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