Dear friends, some time ask for detecting color ... and nobody told me, in
processing and max everything ok, but I can not detect colors in pd, object
or someone knows a patch to do so?
Best Regards from Chile and see ypu in Brazil
José
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You can find some informations here :
http://www.mail-archive.com/pd-list@iem.at/msg24167.html
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Jack
Dear friends, some time ask for detecting color ... and nobody told me, in
processing and max everything ok, but I can not detect colors in pd,
object
or someone knows a patch to do so?
Hello Jose Luis Santorcuato,
You can test this.
This is some test of mine with a blue color.
But I think this isn't good to use a pix_background with a color tracking.
I stop this test because I have a problem with my webcam and GEM so I
use to do this now.
Cheers Thomas
Jose Luis
You can use [pix_colormatrix] and [pix_blob].
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Jack
Le 20 févr. 09 à 18:59, John Harrison a écrit :
Wondering the best solution for color tracking in Pd-extended. I'd
like
my solution to be cross-platform so that rules out PDP and friends.
All I've come up with is to use [pix_blob] to
Wondering the best solution for color tracking in Pd-extended. I'd like
my solution to be cross-platform so that rules out PDP and friends.
All I've come up with is to use [pix_blob] to track the color, and to
try to minimize the tracking color in the background. There's probably a
Gem object
How will you avoid gating the color of the object you're trying to track as
well?
To use your method below I'd suggest using some combination of [separator]
and [pix_background] to create a mask so that [pix_blob] (or the color gate,
depending on the setup) only affects new objects introduced
did you have a look at pix_alpha?
marius.
John Harrison wrote:
Wondering the best solution for color tracking in Pd-extended. I'd like
my solution to be cross-platform so that rules out PDP and friends.
All I've come up with is to use [pix_blob] to track the color, and to
try to minimize
