tconley
03-16-2009, 11:36 PM
I was wondering how difficult it would be to create a grid data entry screen.
This is my idea I want to create a grid of pixels say 8x5 or 7x6 this will grow as i purchase more through the years. but what would happen is i would map the start cell to some point in my channel count and the the system what my grid size should be. Then it can create a single grid cell for each of the pixels. Since computer generate color in RGB anyway we should be able to just paint the cells with what every color and the system write the rgb value to the correct channel.
This way you could nicely draw images and then move the time index and it should make animate this kind of display much easier.
I plan to mount the pixels into 8 to 12 inch square boxes so i create a grid display. I do realize this may generate a high channel count but i think it might be cool. especially as it gets bigger.
http://www.csc.ca/imageLibrary/dec06/Hallhome-alight.jpg
What do you think?
Example:
Cell A1 is paint with a color that is R 25 - G 110 - b 65 and it is mapped to begin at channel 100. so channel 100=25 101=110 102=65. Then you would just move second to second adjusting the draw line classic animation.
This is my idea I want to create a grid of pixels say 8x5 or 7x6 this will grow as i purchase more through the years. but what would happen is i would map the start cell to some point in my channel count and the the system what my grid size should be. Then it can create a single grid cell for each of the pixels. Since computer generate color in RGB anyway we should be able to just paint the cells with what every color and the system write the rgb value to the correct channel.
This way you could nicely draw images and then move the time index and it should make animate this kind of display much easier.
I plan to mount the pixels into 8 to 12 inch square boxes so i create a grid display. I do realize this may generate a high channel count but i think it might be cool. especially as it gets bigger.
http://www.csc.ca/imageLibrary/dec06/Hallhome-alight.jpg
What do you think?
Example:
Cell A1 is paint with a color that is R 25 - G 110 - b 65 and it is mapped to begin at channel 100. so channel 100=25 101=110 102=65. Then you would just move second to second adjusting the draw line classic animation.