03-camera.pd

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#X obj 31 132 gemwin;
#X msg 31 76 create \, 1;
#X msg 39 102 0 \, destroy;
#X text 75 29 Using the camera;
#X obj 157 75 gemhead;
#X obj 157 123 pix_video;
#X obj 157 147 pix_texture;
#X obj 56 482 pix_flip;
#X msg 96 393 none;
#X msg 96 413 horizontal;
#X msg 96 433 vertical;
#X msg 96 453 both;
#X text 232 68 This is a render-chain.;
#X text 234 82 Always start it with gemhead.;
#X text 232 117 takes the video image from your camera;
#X text 239 153 textures the video image;
#X text 246 185 onto an rectangle;
#X text 36 268 Challenges:;
#X text 35 286 1 Flip the image around.;
#X text 50 366 Suggestion 1;
#X text 203 363 Suggestion 2;
#X obj 204 464 rotateXYZ;
#X obj 205 427 rotate;
#X text 328 363 Suggestion 3;
#X text 298 444 there is something simpler;
#X text 34 302 2 Adjust the image size and ratio.;
#X text 34 331 Here are some suggestions how to approach this:;
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#X obj 319 17 declare -lib Gem;
#X text 29 549 Max Neupert \, GMU - Bauhaus-Universität Weimar 2008
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#X text 75 16 Pure Data + Gem;
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