04-display-right.pd

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#X declare -lib Gem;
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#X obj 29 263 gemwin;
#X msg 29 207 create \, 1;
#X msg 37 233 0 \, destroy;
#X obj 155 206 gemhead;
#X obj 155 254 pix_video;
#X obj 155 299 pix_texture;
#X obj 155 391 rectangle 4 3;
#X text 230 199 This is a render-chain.;
#X text 232 213 Always start it with gemhead.;
#X text 230 248 takes the video image from your camera;
#X text 234 299 textures the video image;
#X text 244 389 onto an rectangle;
#X text 75 29 getting the display right;
#X text 27 67 Every Pd patch can be used by other patches just like
any built-in object.;
#X obj 155 344 mn-flip;
#X text 26 97 Open up [mn-flip] which is just another Pd patch used
by this one.;
#X text 26 124 We call that an abstraction. In order to not confuse
it with the built-in objects I save my abstractions with a special
prefix.;
#X text 36 559 Point the camere on yourself. Raise your left hand.
Is the Image mirrored or not? Hint: it is mirrored if it behaves just
like a mirror would.;
#X text 37 608 If it isn't mirrored: open up [mn-flip] and manipulate
it in such a way that the image becomes mirrored. Save it.;
#X text 25 540 Challenge:;
#X text 235 344 edit this one!;
#X obj 320 22 declare -lib Gem;
#X text 29 684 Max Neupert \, GMU - Bauhaus-Universität Weimar 2008-2012
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#X text 75 16 Pure Data + Gem;
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