Arbitrary rectangular resampling The jit.tiffany object performs an arbitrary rectangular resampling of a matrix. Cycling '74 Jitter Jitter Special FX in TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE out TEXT_HERE dumpout TEXT_HERE char long float32 float64 Generate new width values of all facets Generates new values for the widths of all facets. New values can be specified by an optional float or list of floats, which represent percentages of the jit.tiffany object's display area, or they will be randomly generated within the ranges limited by the xrange attribute. Generate new height values of all facets Generates new values for the height of all facets. New values can be specified by an optional float or list of floats, which represent percentages of the jit.tiffany object's display area, or they will be randomly generated within the ranges limited by the yrange attribute. Generate new height and width values of all facets Generates new values for the heights and widths of all facets. New values can be specified by an optional float or list of floats, which represent percentages of the jit.tiffany object's display area, or they will be randomly generated within the ranges limited by the xrange and yrange attributes. Background color The background color (default = 0. 0. 0. 0.) Grid border flag Grid border flag (default = 1) When the flag is set, a border is drawn for each facet in the grid. Upper limit for the width of a facet (% of matrix size) The upward limit for width of a facet as a percentage of the total matrix size (default = 0.2) Number of columns to 'skip' when rendering the matrix The number of columns to 'skip' when rendering an output matrix (default = 0) Upper limit for the height of a facet (% of matrix size) The upward limit for height of a facet as a percentage of the total matrix size (default = 0.2) Number of rows to 'skip' when rendering the matrix The number of rows to 'skip' when rendering an output matrix (default = 0) Resample spatially Reorder grid of rectangles The xrange and yrange values represent a percentage of the total matrix size, and are used as an upward limit on facet sizes when jit.tiffany assigns them randomly. The jit.tiffany object will generate random values across the x, y or x and y (respectively) axes, limited by the xrange and yrange attributes unless you explicitly specify values using the x, y, or xy messages. Values you do not specify will be randomly generated.