Render Jitter OpenGL objects Use jit.gl.render to render Jitter OpenGL objects to a rendering destination. jit.gl.render drives the rendering of 3D graphics, setting up and invoking the drawing of each frame. jit.gl.render can draw to jit.window, jit.pwindow, and jit.matrix. Cycling '74 Jitter Jitter OpenGL messages to this 3d object TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE bang upon render completion TEXT_HERE dumpout TEXT_HERE Erase the render destination contents TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Draw all automatic clients TEXT_HERE Draw all automatic clients and swap buffers TEXT_HERE Set the draw primitive to quads TEXT_HERE Converts screen coordinates to world coordinates. Converts screen coordinates to world coordinates, output out the dump outlet. The input x and y input coordinates are in pixels, and the input z coordinate is in normalized distance from camera (0.-1.), where 0. is the near clipping plane and 1. is the far clipping plane. Swap rendering buffers TEXT_HERE Update the render list TEXT_HERE Set the draw primitive to triangle fans TEXT_HERE Converts world coordinates to screen coordinates TEXT_HERE Enable hardware-accelerated rendering TEXT_HERE Number of auxiliary buffers available TEXT_HERE Camera position TEXT_HERE Named texture to copy the framebuffer to TEXT_HERE Enable debugging TEXT_HERE Enable double buffering TEXT_HERE Drawing buffer TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Drawto TEXT_HERE Erase color TEXT_HERE Erase mode Erase mode sets how jit.gl.render clears out the frame when the erase message is sent. The default mode blends the previous frame with the next frame. The clearcolor mode calls glClearColor with jit.gl.render's current erase_color value. Frame blending TEXT_HERE call to glClearColor TEXT_HERE Far clipping plane distance TEXT_HERE Enable Full-Scene Anti-Aliased drawing TEXT_HERE Vertex connection mode Vertex connection mode (default = 0 (connect along columns))
0 = connect vertices in 2D geometry matrix along columns
1 = connect vertices in 2D geometry matrix along rows High Res TEXT_HERE Camera lens angle TEXT_HERE Ambient lighting color TEXT_HERE Diffuse lighting color TEXT_HERE Global ambient lighting color TEXT_HERE Light position TEXT_HERE Specular lighting color TEXT_HERE Camera lookat position TEXT_HERE Matrix Output TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Near clipping plane distance TEXT_HERE Point attenuation factor for point sprites TEXT_HERE Point fade threshold for point sprites TEXT_HERE Current drawing primitive TEXT_HERE Enable quality rendering TEXT_HERE Set the axis order of rotatexyz Set the order rotations are applied for the rotatexyz attribute for all child gl objects (default = auto). E.G. if set to xyz, the object is first rotated around its X axis, then Y, and finally Z. The default of auto implements yzx ordering. To replicate Max 5, use zyx. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Context name to share resources with TEXT_HERE Enable stereo rendering TEXT_HERE Enable vertical sync TEXT_HERE Camera up vector TEXT_HERE Enable printing messages to the Max Console TEXT_HERE Jitter Tutorial 32: Camera View Jitter Tutorial 33: Polygon Modes, Colors and Blending Jitter Tutorial 35: Lighting and Fog Jitter Tutorial 37: Geometry Under the Hood Jitter Tutorial 47: Using Jitter Object Callbacks in JavaScript