[PD] tracking the position of a repeated form in gem

cyrille henry cyrille.henry at la-kitchen.fr
Tue Nov 29 13:46:40 CET 2005


hello,


pun chik a écrit :
> hi, i was experimenting with gemlist_info yesterday and its a really
> cool object, but it seems i just can track the last repeated geo of my
> gem chain. For example if i use the "repeat" object to repeat 20 spheres
> in one gem chain I just can track the position of the last sphere.

if your doing something like this :

gemhead
|
repeat 20
|
gemlist_info
|
translate
|
rotate
|
scale
|
sphere

then, the gemlist_info will (should) output data before each sphere.
you can use [print] to check that the data are available...

> How
> does gemlist_info works?
gemlist_info work as expected (i think) : it just output information 
about the gemlist it receive....



> is it posible to track for example the second
> repeated geo or the fiftinth repeated geo?
if you want to track the position of the 1st, 2nd and last sphere in 
your chain, you can do something like this :

gemhead
|
t a a a a a
   | | | | |
   | | | | gemlist_info : 1st sphere informations
   | | | |
   | | | s repeat_primitive
   | | |
   | | gemlist_info : 2nd sphere informations
   | |
   | repeat 18
   | |
   | s repeat_primitive
   |
   gemlist_info : last sphere informations
   |
   s repeat_primitive


r repeat_primitive
|
sphere
|
translate
|
rotate
|
scale

cyrille

> punchik
> 
> 
> 
> On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 11:17:34 +0100, "IOhannes m zmoelnig"
> <zmoelnig at iem.at> said:
> 
>>matias kapo wrote:
>>
>>>hi pd friends... i have a question
>>>, i been experimenting with  the repeat object in gem to create visual
>>>stuff,
>>>i would like to know 
>>>if its posible to track the position (in a x,y,z axis) of a repeated 
>>>object ( sphere, cube, etc)
>>>here is a pic for a better understanding:
>>>http://www.racapapu.net/spheres.html
>>>
>>>Do anybody have tried something like this before? Any idea, patch, or
>>>suggestion would be really apreciated.
>>>
>>
>>[gemlist_info] gets the current transformation matrix. this should be 
>>exactly what you want.
>>
>>
>>mfg.asdr.
>>IOhannes
>>
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